8月15日，云南大理苍洱大道，一名年轻摄影师被指称占道经营，遭城管抢夺相机。在摄影师拒绝交出相机，并要求城管出示证据后。城管先是称已经保存了证据，后又改口称其“涉嫌占道经营”，仍要没收相机机。声称可先行扣押，若有异议可申请行政复议。摄影师打算报警，但警察就在现场，在协助城管抢相机。最终，相机在争抢中被掰断。
On August 15, in Cang’er Avenue, Dali, Yunnan, a young photographer was accused of “occupying public space” and had his camera forcibly seized by urban management officers (chengguan). After the photographer refused to hand over the camera and demanded they present evidence, the officers first claimed they had already secured the evidence, then changed their statement to say he was “suspected of occupying public space,” and still insisted on confiscating his camera. They stated it could be temporarily seized, and that he could file for administrative reconsideration if he objected. The photographer intended to call the police, but officers at the scene assisted the chengguan in grabbing the camera. In the struggle, the camera was broken.