2002年12月7日晨,南宁市古城路大板一区保安逮住了一个偷自 行车的青年,就制了块“偷车贼”的牌子挂在小偷胸前,并把自行车套 在小偷身上,令其背车游街示众,又罚其跪在小区门口长达1个多小 时,之后才移交给公安派出所(据12月8日《八桂都市报》)。这条消息 让我认真地琢磨了一番“谁有权力惩罚小偷”和“小偷的权利”问题。 On the morning of December 7, 2002, a guardian of a bicycle was seized by security guards in the slab section of the ancient city of Nanning on the thief’s chest and hung a bike over the thief , To make it back to the streets to show the public, but also punish their knees in the cell door for up to more than 1 hour before being handed over to the police station (December 8, “August Gui Dushi Bao”). This piece of news made me seriously think about the issue of “who has the power to punish thieves” and “thieves’ rights.”