Men and women voluntarily stay in hotels, will the police be arrested for making rounds?

It can be said responsibly that men and women live in the same hotel (a room), and if they encounter police rounds, will they be arrested? It doesn't depend on whether they open the house voluntarily, but on the purpose of opening the house and whether their behavior violates the relevant laws and regulations of the country.

To put it bluntly, if the purpose of men and women staying in a hotel is to have tea and chat, or even to help with their homework, then the police will definitely be out of control. However, if the purpose of men and women opening hotel rooms is to do something illegal, such as taking drugs, broadcasting pornography, etc. After being seized by the police, it will definitely be taken away.

Of course, people may be more concerned that the purpose of men and women staying in hotels is to have sex, so will the police take this away when they make rounds? It depends on the actual situation.

Let's give a simple example: a man negotiated with anonymous about the price of having sex, and then went to a hotel to get a room to have sex, but was arrested by the police during xx. Obviously, they lived together voluntarily, and no one forced them. But their behavior is actually prostitution. And this behavior has violated the People's Republic of China (PRC) Public Security Administration Punishment Law. Then they will be arrested if they are found by the police during the rounds.

Similarly, if the woman who opens the house is under 14 years old; The party who opens the house is a military wife; And the party that opens the house is registered AIDS personnel. When they move in together, they will be taken away by the police, although they are willing to. Because of these acts, it is also suspected of breaking the law.

Of course, if you can prove that you have opened a house and there is no such situation, then the police will generally not arrest you. To put it bluntly, even if a married woman has an affair with a married man, the police have no right to arrest him. Because this behavior is not illegal, why do the police arrest others?

Therefore, if you go to the hotel to check in voluntarily and meet the police for rounds, as long as there is no illegal behavior, the police will honestly answer what they ask. After they verify it clearly, there will generally be no problem. Of course, if you really do something illegal, don't deliberately hide it. Because now that they have you, they all have some evidence, and sophistry is not only ineffective, but will aggravate the crime.