In order to reduce costs, a flower shop owner in Wuhan found a way to load goods at "zero cost". The money was indeed earned, but the police also came to the door.
In order to create an atmosphere, a restaurant on Yongqing Street in Wuhan City deliberately placed a row of fortune trees at the door. Unexpectedly, just two days after it was put on the table, one of them was stolen. The police checked the public video on the street and found that at about 4 o'clock in the morning that day, a middle-aged man came to the door of the restaurant and stole the flowers and trees in front of the door.
Chen Mingxue, a police officer from the Yongqing Street Police Station of the Jiang'an District Bureau of the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau, introduced: After the person moved the flowers and trees to the electric car, he went to Zhang Zizhong Road. After more than three hours of tracking, the police found that the suspect man did not move the stolen flowers and trees back to the community to take home, but delivered them to the door of a flower shop on Jianshe Avenue. They wondered if the person was an employee of the flower shop or the owner.
Subsequently, the police came to visit the flower shop. At a glance, he recognized the flower shop owner She as a suspect in the theft of the fortune tree. After interrogation, She confessed to the crime of theft. It turned out that She's purchase channels were not good, and the flower shop she operated was not very profitable. Recently, he saw that many stores on the roadside have the habit of placing flowers and trees, so he thought about taking advantage of the night to walk a few trees and make a fortune by "zero cost" on the goods.
The stolen fortune tree was quickly bought for $60. Just when She was complacent about the benefits brought by this business, the police came to the door.
At present, the suspect She has been administratively detained by the Jiang'an police.