A few days ago, a case of trolley box loss occurred on the train from Guangzhou to Dalian, and when the police locked the suspect and were about to take action, one sentence changed everything.
On September 12, just after the Guangzhou-Dalian T370 train bazhou station was driving, Mr. Tong, a passenger in the fourth carriage, found his brown trolley case missing from the luggage rack, containing 2,200 yuan and clothes. The train police rushed to investigate, and the passengers reported that before stopping at Bazhou Station, a middle-aged man took off the trolley box and hurriedly got off the train. The railway police took the train and Bazhou station to monitor, and found that the man got off the train with the trolley box and left the station, which was identified as Mr. Tong's. The police listed the man as a key suspect, and after verification, the man was surnamed Yang, a native of Xincai, Henan. An investigator said he had heard that after the train finally arrived in Dalian on September 13, there was a brown trolley case in the carriage that went unclaimed. This aroused the vigilance of Li Xiaolei, the head of the police detachment, who asked the investigators to go to the toll office of the lost items at Dalian Station to retrieve the trolley box, and found that it was similar to mr. Tong's reported loss, but the contents of the bag were not Mr. Tong's.
The investigator repeatedly observed the train monitoring and found that there was a difference between the trolley box taken by Chen Mou and the position placed by Mr. Tong at Bazhou Station, and the small difference was extremely difficult to distinguish in the monitoring. The preliminary surveillance was retrieved, and the results surprised the police: Mr. Tong's trolley box was taken away 10 hours ago when he was at Xinyang Station.
Investigators took multiple monitoring and verified the analysis to confirm that the man who took the trolley box was surnamed Yang, 37 years old, and lived in Xincai County, Henan Province. When the case-handling staff found Yang, he explained that he did not deliberately take away other people's trolley boxes. It turned out that Yang Mou went home this time, a fellow who worked in Guangzhou asked him to carry back the trolley box, because the car carried a lot of items and did not remember the storage location of the trolley box, when he got off at Xinyang Station, he mistakenly took Mr. Tong's trolley box, and the trolley box of the fellow villager fell on the car. The case-handling personnel repeatedly checked and confirmed that Yang mou was wrongly taken, coupled with a series of coincidences, which triggered this "suspicious case".
Correspondent Zhang Xuedong Pan Qiang