Drug use not only harms a person's body but also eats away at the person's soul. Recently, a man in Tuanfeng, Huanggang, took a risk to commit a burglary at a local hotel because of a drug addiction.
At around 11 o'clock in the evening of the crime, a man walked into a hotel in Tuanfeng County, Huanggang City, where the hotel owner was sleeping in the front desk, so the man put his hand into the cash drawer at the front desk. After the drawer was opened, he found some cash inside, and then took the cash from the front desk drawer in three times, because the movement was too loud, and the front desk owner woke up.
Seeing that the matter was revealed, the man quickly fled, but a clerk recognized the man at a glance.
Cheng Guan, deputy director of the Tuanfeng Shuilu Police Station of the Tuanfeng County Public Security Bureau of Huanggang City, said: The hotel owner did not recognize this person at the time, because he was in a confused state at the time, and then the female clerk chased out and found that it was their customer, living in room 302 of the hotel.
The police then inquired about the hotel's accommodation registration information and quickly locked on the suspect Cao. After preliminary investigation, the police quickly arrested Cao, but during the interrogation, Cao was in a trance, his eyes wandered, and his behavior was very strange.
Cheng Guan, deputy director of the Tuanfeng Shuilu Police Station of the Tuanfeng County Public Security Bureau of Huanggang City, said: During the investigation, it was found that Cao was a former drug addict, and then Cao's urine was immediately tested for drug use, and the urine test was positive.
According to Cao's confession, on the day of the crime, he was addicted to drugs, so he shoplagered at the hotel where he stayed, and the stolen more than 4,000 yuan in cash was used by him to buy drugs and squandered it. At present, the criminal suspect Cao has been taken criminal compulsory measures by the police for theft, and at the same time, he has been forcibly isolated for drug rehabilitation.