Don't smash the windows, don't pick the door locks, and quickly loot the belongings in the car when you encounter an unlocked car. On May 11, the Baokang police successfully cracked a "pull the car door" theft case, arrested 3 suspects, and recovered stolen cigarettes worth more than 3,000 yuan.
At 8 o'clock on May 5, when Master Zhu of Chengguan Town, Baokang County, was about to drive out, he suddenly found that there were traces of being turned over in the car, and 4 cigarettes stored in the trunk were missing.
After receiving the police, the police of the Chengguan Police Station immediately rushed to the scene to investigate. Master Zhu recalled that on the evening of May 3, after parking his car in the parking lot downstairs of his house, he forgot to lock the car door due to carelessness, and did not move the car until the morning of the 5th, when he found out that the property in the car had been stolen.
The police retrieved the video surveillance of the crime scene and found that at 1 a.m. on May 5, two men sneakily came to the parking lot, "pulled the door" of more than a dozen cars one by one, and then opened Master Zhu's car, opened the trunk and stole cigarettes. The police accurately studied and judged, and quickly locked the activity trajectory of Xu, a suspect from Rugao, Jiangsu.
On May 10, the police tracked down the line and rushed to Zijin Town, Gucheng County, where they were hiding, and arrested the suspect Xu and two other accomplices involved in the case, Wei and Chen, and seized 4 stolen cigarettes on the spot. After being brought to justice, the three suspects involved in the case confessed to the crime of "pulling the car door" theft. At present, the case is under further investigation.
Before leaving the car, be sure to check whether the windows are closed and the doors are locked. Do not place valuables in the car, so as not to make money for criminals. If necessary, an anti-theft alarm can be installed in the car.
Reporter: Zhang Qiang Correspondent: Ouyang Zhizhi, Liu Zhaoyang
Editor: Gao Xiaohua Review: Peng Lei