The name of the tea shop "Police Tea" has aroused controversy! Municipal Supervision Bureau responded

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Recently,"Dahe Daily" and other media reported that some netizens posted a video saying that a beverage shop that is about to open on the street of Zengcheng District, Guangzhou City was named "Police Tea."

The video shows that the store is still in the renovation stage and is not open to the public. However, the shop sign has been installed and is called "Police Tea". The shop glass is posted with cartoon characters suspected of wearing police uniforms. The overall visual design has distinctive policing elements. After this video was released, it attracted the attention and discussion of the onlookers.

In recent years, when police in various places carry out anti-fraud and anti-fraud and other publicity activities, they have distributed free tea and coffee printed with the words "Police Tea" to citizens to attract the public to participate in interactive games and proactively learn about anti-fraud and anti-fraud and other related knowledge, which has been reported in the media. Therefore, when they saw this beverage shop called "Police Tea", many people subconsciously thought that the store might have cooperation with the local police or a police and civilian service station opened by a local government agency.

However, when the reporter called the store number displayed on Baidu map and asked if the other party had cooperated with the police, the person who answered said he did not know and hung up the phone. Subsequently, the reporter contacted the Licheng Police Station in Guangzhou City, where the store was registered. The staff said that the store was privately owned and had no relationship with the police.

Netizens have their own opinions on the situation in the video. Some people think that merchants are just playing homophonic slogans and do not need to over-interpret them. However, more people disagree with this view, saying that the word "police tea" and the police elements used in stores may confuse the public, questioning whether personal beverage stores can adopt such a store name that can easily mislead the public.

Yesterday afternoon, a staff member of the Zengcheng District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Guangzhou City said in an interview with reporters that there was no problem with the name of the store, but combining it with the cartoon image of suspected police officers posted in the store would cause misunderstanding. Upon learning of the incident, staff of Zengcheng District of the Guangzhou City Public Security Bureau also said that they would provide feedback to relevant departments to study whether it violated the regulations.

Today, a reporter called the Office of the Spokesperson of the Guangzhou City Public Security Bureau about this matter. The staff responded that the Guangzhou City Public Security Bureau is currently learning about the relevant situation and "it still needs to be approved by market supervision and management departments." The staff of the Zengcheng District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Guangzhou City responded that the market supervision office in the jurisdiction had gone to the store for verification."The relevant situation is still under further verification and will respond if there is any latest progress."

Lawyers pointed out that it is inappropriate for the name of the milk tea shop to include "police tea." According to the "Regulations on the Administration of Enterprise Name Registration", enterprises enjoy the freedom to choose their company names, but there are also certain restrictions. For example, the names, abbreviations, and specific appellations of party and government agencies shall not be used in corporate names or disguised.

In addition, its name must not violate public order and good customs, or may have other adverse effects, and the company name must not be likely to deceive or misunderstand the public. In this incident, the use of "police tea" by merchants involved the above situation,"because most people will associate it with the real police after hearing this brand or name."

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