Toshimaya Bicycle - Itabashi City

Be careful! If you don't park at the designated place, you can get 600 yen! !

The real estate agent near the entrance was closed, so I stopped my bicycle by the side so as not to block the aisle, and took my son to the barber shop next door. Because of my son's request for a cut, I thought it was only a short time, so I parked my bicycle, and when I returned in about 10 minutes, I locked the bicycle with a wire lock and was unable to move it. I received a request for money as a fine for stopping without permission from the bicycle parking lot owner, and since the bicycle parking lot was in the back of the aisle, I deeply apologized for stopping without noticing it, but the bicycle parking lot space in the back also has a penalty for parking without permission As you can see, if you do not pay the fine, the key will not be unlocked, and it is all about paying the fine, and it will be black and white, so the owner of the bicycle parking lot is in front of the nearest Shimoakatsuka station I went to the parking lot and brought a police officer. After that, the policeman also made a strong statement toward the owner, but I was not satisfied with the payment, and when I asked the policeman, "Is it necessary to pay?", He pointed to the signboard and said, "It's written. When I asked the police officer, "Payment in 10 minutes is too expensive," he said, "I've seen 30,000 yen elsewhere." Also, in the case of the removal of the administration, it costs 4,000 yen, so I said with the owner that the penalty is cheaper. The policeman also suggests payment, and if you do not pay, you will not be able to unlock the key and return the bicycle, so if you try to make the payment to the policeman to release it, pay the owner I was asked to do so, so I paid the owner. After that, the key was unlocked, the owner disappeared and was released, so when I tried to go home, the policeman chased me later and was guided to a place invisible to the owner, saying, "Hold the owner's shoulder earlier. I apologized, "It was bad," and said, "I'm glad it was cheaper than the cost of removing the government." After that, when I investigated various things, ① Civil non-intervention assistance for self-help ② Forced payment / damage to property Although I have no intention of paying for these two points, it is not an agreement payment because it is a payment to remove the restraint of the bicycle due to the suggestion from the police officer. Police officers present at the scene of self-help should inform the owner that self-help is not originally permitted on the spot, and that a payment request in a detained state could be criminal damage to property or extortion. Wasn't it? As a result, police civil intervention resulted in compulsory payments. The owner here is not to prevent it from being stopped, but to collect penalties, and even though I stopped it, it was overkill. The removal cost was better than paying the owner here.