Jimu news reporter Ye Wenbo
Correspondent Zou Hang Chen Yiqi
Intern Tang Sisi Li Lu
On the morning of October 24, Ms. Xiong, who lives in Qingshan District of Wuhan City, called Hu Yongpeng, a police officer at the Hongwei Road Street Police Station, to thank him for his dedication to help him find the missing electric car, and asked the police to help thank the kind mother-in-law who put on the raincoat for the car.
At 10:00 a.m. on October 22, Ms. Xiong called the police that a week ago she parked her electric car on Jianshe San Road, locked it and left, but because it was raining after buying vegetables, she did not remove the car in time, and it turned out that the electric car worth more than 2,000 yuan was missing. A week later, Ms. Xiong returned to her hometown halfway through, and she was not sure where to park. Police officer Hu Yongpeng patiently inquired about the characteristics of the electric vehicle, while starting to visit and investigate, and launched video tracking.
According to Ms. Xiong's vague statement, Hu Yongpeng tracked through more than two hours of video and found that the battery car was moved by someone at 10 p.m. on October 19, and then disappeared into view. Through the investigation, no "thief" was found riding away from the electric vehicle. Lao Hu judged that the car should still be near the market, so he quickly led the members of Hu Yongpeng's studio to look for it. After half an hour of groping, it was found that the electric car was still parked near the steel cauliflower market, but it was moved from the original roadside to the back of the flower bed, blocked by trees, and the car was covered with two transparent plastic bags.
Hu Yongpeng found in the surveillance that it turned out that Ms. Xiong parked her car on the side of the road on the morning of October 14 to buy vegetables, and then because it was raining outside, she walked home directly with an umbrella, and the car was parked on the side of the road. On the evening of the 19th, it rained again, a passing mother-in-law saw that the car had been parked on the side of the road raining, worried about being damaged or stolen, laboriously carrying the rear wheel of the electric vehicle, slowly moving the electric vehicle to the tree next to the flower bed, and also went to find two large transparent plastic films, covered the electric vehicle to avoid the electric vehicle from continuing to rain.
At noon on the 22nd, Lao Hu felt very warm when he saw this scene, and he did not care about eating lunch and began to visit the surrounding stores, asking the nearby people whether they knew this enthusiastic mother-in-law, but they all said they did not know.
At 3 p.m. on the same day, Hu Yongpeng informed Ms. Xiong to bring the keys and information to the steel cauliflower market to claim the electric car. Knowing the ins and outs of the matter, Ms. Xiong was full of emotions in her heart, thanked the police in a loud voice, and said that she very much wanted to see the mother-in-law thank her face to face.
Police officer Hu Yongpeng reminded Ms. Xiong that riding an electric vehicle should wear a safety helmet, travel safely, and remember to ride away in time in the future and keep personal finances.
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