What is the legal responsibility of the captain for the use of forest public property?

This is not considered justified defense. The security guards also have the right to protect the supermarket items, although they asked you to go to the office to talk, and they didn't say that they were going to be searched. And when you go to the office to talk, it can be seen that your privacy is still respected.

As soon as you do it, people have a legitimate reason to suspect that you are stealing.

Losing money is a sure thing.

At this time, several more security guards came and urged me to go to the office. They obviously have illegal detention, restricting personal freedom, at this time your resistance should be justified defense, in a supermarket theft reports too much, they have no right to investigate, can only be sent to the public security organs, therefore, I will not analyze how to do to you, but in practice, do a good job with the public security, the effect is better, this is in line with China's national conditions.

One by one, go to ** to confirm.

Focus on prevention and inspection. If the conditions of funds, personnel and facilities permit, the potential safety hazards should be eliminated as much as possible. If you can't, then do a good job of safety inspections, inspection work records, and strengthen the collection and sorting of traces.

If you follow the rules and regulations of the company or unit, you can generally do it safely.

Hello; Illegal. Article 59 of the Property Law of the People's Republic of China The immovable and movable property owned by the peasant collectives shall belong to the collective ownership of the members of the collective. The following matters shall be decided by the members of the class in accordance with legal procedures:

1) Land contracting plans and contracting land to units or individuals other than the collective; (2) Adjustment of contracted land between individual land contracting and management right holders; (C) the use and distribution of land compensation fees and other expenses; (4) Changes in the ownership of collectively funded enterprises; (5) Other matters provided for by law. Article 60: Ownership rights of collectively owned land, forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, tidal flats, etc., shall be exercised in accordance with the following provisions: (1) Where it is owned by a village peasant collective, the village collective economic organization or villagers' committee shall exercise ownership on behalf of the collective; (2) Where they are owned by two or more peasant collectives in the village, the ownership rights shall be exercised by each of the collective economic organizations or villagers' groups in the village on behalf of the collective; (3) Where it is owned by a township peasant collective, the township collective economic organization shall exercise ownership on behalf of the collective.

Article 61: The immovable and movable property owned by urban collectives shall enjoy the right to occupy, use, benefit from, and dispose of in accordance with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations. Article 62: Collective economic organizations, villagers' committees, and villagers' groups shall disclose the status of collective assets to the members of the collective in accordance with laws, administrative regulations, charters, and village rules and agreements. Article 63: Collectively owned property is protected by law, and it is forbidden for any unit or individual to encroach upon, plunder, privately divide, or destroy it.

Where a decision made by a collective economic organization, villagers' committee, or its responsible person infringes upon the lawful rights and interests of a collective member, the injured collective member may request that the people's court revoke it.