Detailed description:
1. Overdue credit card refers to failure to repay credit card arrears on time. In most cases, overdue repayment will not directly lead to arrest by public security organs.
2. Debt disputes usually belong to the category of civil disputes. In China's legal system, debt disputes are generally handled by courts, not public security organs.
The public security organs are mainly responsible for handling criminal offences and maintaining social order, and have no direct jurisdiction over civil disputes such as overdue credit cards.
4. When dealing with debt disputes, the measures generally taken are to recover the arrears through court enforcement procedures, such as applying for enforcement and sealing up property.
5. Under special circumstances, if the overdue amount is huge or there is malicious evasion of debts, the creditor may apply to the court for criminal responsibility, but this needs court review and does not belong to the scope of arrest by the public security organs.
Summary:
Paying back some money every month after the credit card is overdue for three years will not lead to targeted arrest by the public security organs, because overdue repayment belongs to the category of civil disputes and is generally handled by the court. The public security organs are mainly responsible for handling criminal offences and maintaining social order, and will not directly arrest overdue repayments.
Extended data:
In China, credit card overdue behavior is usually regarded as a civil breach, not a criminal offence. According to the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), if the debtor fails to perform his obligations within the time limit, he shall bear corresponding civil liabilities, such as paying late fees and interest. When the debtor is unable to repay the debt, the creditor can bring a lawsuit to the court and recover the debt through the court's execution procedure. However, the overdue credit card will not directly lead to the intervention or arrest of public security organs.
It should be pointed out that specific legal provisions and practices may vary from region to region and from case to case. Therefore, in the face of overdue credit cards, it is recommended to consult relevant professionals in time to understand personal rights and countermeasures.