Can the police station check other people s call records?

Of course, the police station can check other people's call records, but if there is no case, you check other people's call records well, what are you doing Generally speaking, what cases are involved, as a police officer, of course, you have to check these things, to prepare for solving the case, I don't know who you are looking for.

OK. The police station is a security agency set up by the state and is responsible for protecting local law and order. They have the right to view anyone's communication records while handling a case.

A simple police station is also not allowed to search other people's call records, they need the cooperation of multiple departments to sign permission to find someone's call records, because this is the privacy of several people, only security needs can get a permit.

Dear, of course this is not possible, the call record itself is privacy, even if the police station is not allowed, unless there is a special case, and then it can be, this also needs the approval of the higher authorities, and it can only be done in the future, and you can't query other people's call records at will.

Of course. Due to the needs of the case, the public security police station can inquire about the call records of the relevant personnel.

It is not allowed to view someone's call history at the police station as it is suspected of violating the privacy of others. However, if the person is involved in a case, it is normal for the case handler to need to check his and her call logs.

When the police station investigates a case, it can check other people's call records.

You are not allowed to view the call logs of people in the police department who are suspected of violating the privacy of others. However, if the person is involved in a case, the case manager needs to check his call logs, which is fine.

If a person cannot be screened at the police station, there is a suspicion of violating the privacy of another person. In particular, if a person is at home, he needs to re-register the telecommunications company.

Legal analysis: **The content of the public security can not be found out, but the call record can be found. The public security organ can contact the communication operator to monitor a certain number, then the content of the call and the text message will be monitored and queried.

The subject of the inquiry can only be the judicial investigation organ, and individuals must not listen to it.

Legal basis: Article 490 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Where the parties conclude a contract in the form of a written contract, the contract shall be established when both parties sign, affix their seals or press their fingerprints. The contract is formed when one of the parties has fulfilled its primary obligations and the other party has accepted it before signing, stamping or fingerprinting.

When laws or administrative regulations stipulate or the parties agree that a contract shall be concluded in written form, and the parties do not use the written form but one party has performed its main obligations and the other party accepts it, the contract shall be established.

When investigating a criminal case, the public security bureau may check the content of the person's personal mobile phone call records. The public security organs' criminal law enforcement powers include the power to file cases, the power to investigate, and the power to coerce criminals, and when investigating criminal cases, the main basis for checking the content of their personal mobile phone call records is the power to investigate.

In accordance with article 16 of the "People's Police Law", the public security organs may employ technical investigation measures in accordance with relevant state regulations and after strict approval procedures due to the need to summon people to eliminate mountains and investigate crimes.

Criminal cases refer to cases in which a criminal suspect or defendant is accused of violating social relations protected by the Criminal Law, and the state files a case for investigation, trial, and imposes criminal sanctions (such as fines, fixed-term imprisonment, death penalty, deprivation of political rights, etc.) in order to pursue the criminal responsibility of the criminal suspect or defendant.