2014年2月9日晚,东莞开始的“扫黄”行动中,一对情侣开房突遭警方检查,死活不肯开门。而据媒体报道,带队的东莞市公安局副局长李灼华表示,一定要将这个门打开。这个新闻细节引发了公众的讨论,媒体报道过的警察“例行查房”甚至“破门而入”而引发的争议性事件并不少见,公众疑虑的是警方是否有这样的权力?而一旦自己遭遇警方 On the evening of February 9, 2014, Dongguan started a “pornography” operation in which a couple of lovers opened their rooms and were subjected to police inspections. They refused to open their doors. According to media reports, led by Li Zhuohua, deputy director of Dongguan Public Security Bureau, said the door must be open. The details of the news sparked public discussion. It is not uncommon for the media to report controversial events caused by police “routine rounds” or even “breaking in”. The public’s concern is whether the police have such power And once they encounter the police