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The response is very clear. Anoyhet user is tunning a process which blocks unelevated shutdown. You can override it with the command privided in the response. Like mentioned in a peer comment,
sudo shutdown now
would resuly in the immediate shutdown of the system, ignoring any interrupts. If anything else fails, interrupt power. It should start fine.It could be a process you are running under a different user (safe), which demands you to shut it down cleanly.
Linux provides the mechanics to prevent the problem you're angry about.