The police can find out a person's ID number, photo, nationality, contact information and kinship. If necessary, they can find out personal accommodation registration, online records and plane and train registration.
However, it should be noted that the police can't check personal information casually. Only when there are reasonable needs and procedures can they view personal information. Simply put, they must have sufficient reasons, such as the need to file a case for investigation. The police station will not disclose personal information or privacy.
1. Can the police check personal information?
1, depending on the authority, some policemen can find it as long as they can log on to the intranet; Some can only be found by special police officers; Some need special authorization to find out.
2. For example, the record of opening a house, all the records of public security detention, criminal detention, detention, control, admonition and summons in history can be found by all police.
3, the intranet is open, the national networking. However, the synchronous updating and data sharing between provinces may have a certain lag, and there may be errors in inter-provincial queries, and there is no problem in local queries.
4, such as bank deposits, work units, family relations, social relations, special police can find out, such as bank deposits, stock futures, etc. After investigation, they can check directly, but the household registration police station can't.
Second, the solution of personal information disclosure
(1) Change account number.
After personal information is leaked, you should change your account as soon as possible. Because the network is very developed now, if you don't change the account after the information is leaked, all kinds of information registered under this account will flow out continuously. Therefore, once the source of the leak is found, it is necessary to immediately stop using the account and cut off the source of the leak from the source.
(2) Change important passwords.
Nowadays, people can't live without the Internet. Once personal information is leaked, it involves a wide range. Especially for people who like online shopping, personal information is often associated with important information such as bank account number and password. Therefore, once personal information is leaked, important passwords should be changed immediately to avoid economic losses.
(3) report the case.
Once personal information is leaked, you should call the police. The purpose of reporting a case is to protect one's own rights and interests, and the other is to file a case. Once more people encounter similar situations to yours, they can deal with them together. This can not only protect your privacy, but also avoid more economic losses.
(4) Lawyers sue.
If important personal information is lost and you know how to lose it or have many clues, you can consult relevant laws and regulations with professional lawyers. If the lawyer gives a positive answer, he can use legal weapons to safeguard his rights and interests.
(5) Collect evidence.
After the information is leaked, it is easy to receive all kinds of emails and phone calls from all over the world. At this time, you should pay attention and write down useful information such as the phone number or email address of the other party. Perhaps this information is trivial, but once collected, it can not only help you defend your rights, but also help more people.
legal ground
Procedures for handling criminal cases by public security organs
Article 57 Public security organs must, in accordance with legal procedures, collect all kinds of evidence that can prove the criminal suspect's guilt or innocence and the seriousness of the crime. It is necessary to ensure that all citizens who are related to or know the case have the conditions to provide evidence objectively and fully, and they can be hired to assist in the investigation except in special circumstances.
Article 365 The scope of criminal judicial assistance and police cooperation of public security organs mainly includes the exchange and cooperation of criminal intelligence information, investigation and evidence collection, the delivery of criminal litigation documents, the transfer of evidence materials such as physical evidence, documentary evidence, audio-visual materials or electronic data, the extradition, arrest and expulsion of criminal suspects, defendants or criminals, and other matters of criminal judicial assistance and police cooperation as stipulated in international treaties and agreements.