Recently, at about 3 o'clock in the morning, police from Chaoyang Sanjianfang Police Station patrolled at the entrance of a supermarket in Guanzhuang Village and found a man acting suspiciously. They immediately found more than 200 one-yuan coins of unexplained origin in his backpack. After verification by the police, the man, Wen, was the suspect who recently stole coins stored in the car. I really don’t know what to say to this kind of people...

The Sanjianfang Police Station of Chaoyang Branch received alarms one after another: Coin storage boxes for children's entertainment equipment in front of small supermarkets and restaurants in the area were smashed and all the coins inside were stolen. In order to detect the case as soon as possible, the police increased patrols around the crime scene.

At about 3 o'clock in the morning, when the police from Sanjianfang Police Station patrolled to the entrance of a supermarket in Guanzhuang Village, they found a man carrying a satchel. The police immediately stepped forward to conduct an investigation and found more than 200 one-yuan coins in the man's backpack. When questioned by the police, the man could not explain the source of the coins. A coin storage tank for children's amusement equipment behind him was also smashed.

After interrogation, the suspect Wen Mou (23 years old from Inner Mongolia) confessed to stealing money from the coin storage tank of children's amusement equipment. According to Wen's confession, he has no legitimate occupation and no fixed residence. He discovered that many children's play equipment set up in front of small supermarkets and restaurants on Chaoyang Road were not moved back to the store at night, so he came up with the idea of ​​stealing coin storage tanks for the equipment.

At present, the suspect Wen has been criminally detained by Chaoyang police in accordance with the law on suspicion of theft, and the case is still under further investigation.