Jimu news reporter Sun Zeyu
Correspondent Zhang Zuhua Hu Junming
Xiao Jin, a college student who has just graduated from a master's degree and is looking for a job, accidentally lost the document bag containing important items such as graduation certificate, degree certificate, ID card, and household registration book on the subway, and broke down and cried. The subway police investigated overnight, and after several twists and turns, finally successfully helped her find the lost property.
At 9:00 a.m. on July 27, Qian Wei, a police officer at Chenjiaji Station on the Yangluo Line of the Wuhan Metro, received an alarm from Xiaojin, a college student, saying that he had accidentally lost the document bag he was carrying when he took Metro Line 21, which contained important items such as ID cards, graduation certificates, degree certificates, and household registration books. Most importantly, the undergraduate and master's diplomas and two degree certificates, lost will not be able to be replaced, which is very important for XiaoJin, who is looking for a job after graduating this year.
Xiao Jin said as he cried anxiously. While patiently calming Xiaojin's emotions, the police questioned and sorted out Xiaojin's action trajectory in detail. At the same time, get in touch with the subway operation department and release the search information on the entire subway line. However, the work of finding objects and investigation requires a lot of time and energy, and the police will definitely make every effort to find Xiaojin and let him go home first to wait for the news.
Due to the lack of information, video tracking encountered difficulties, and after multi-party assistance, at about 2 a.m., through a large number of meticulous comparisons, the police found that Xiaojin's file bag was picked up by a father, and tracked all the way to the community where he lived. However, after rushing to his community overnight, the police found that the video surveillance conditions in the community were not ideal, and it was impossible to determine the specific building of daddy. In desperation, the police had to decide to go to the community early the next morning to squat.
In the early morning of July 29, police officer Shen Guang led the auxiliary police to the community to squat. Luckily, they soon saw Daddy out for a walk. "After picking up the document bag, I also wanted to find the owner, but I didn't know what to do, so I handed it over to my son to help me find it." At this time, Daddy also expressed to Shen Guang that he was anxious.
Subsequently, Mr. Jin, the son of his father, Mr. Jin, told the police that he tried to get in touch with the school through the graduation college on the graduation certificate, hoping to find the owner, but the effect was minimal. "I'm still worried, so you've found the door, it's great!" Mr. Kim said.
At 9:00 a.m. on July 29, the subway police retrieved the document bag from Mr. Jin's hand, notified the college student Xiaojin at the first time, and got the lost and recovered graduation certificate, and Xiaojin gave a big thumbs up to the Wuhan Metro police.
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