The thief in the rampant coffee shop was exposed because of his disguise.
In Taiwan, a man surnamed Li twice stole other customers' smart phones from coffee shops in the same costume. A few days ago, he showed up wearing the same clothes and was recognized and arrested by the police. The police found a number of coffee shop membership cards on him, suspected that he was specializing in stealing customers' property in coffee shops, and was expanding the inventory.
A coffee shop chain on Heping East Road in Taipei City had their mobile phones stolen in September last year and February this year respectively. The girl surnamed Zhang went downstairs to get the napkin and returned to her seat in less than 2 minutes. The smartphone was not seen. In addition, the girl surnamed Lin discussed business with the guests, and her mobile phone was taken away from the sofa handle.
The police checked the monitor and found that it was the same thief who was wearing a yellow-green shirt, blue jeans and khaki baseball caps. They quickly left the scene after committing the crime.
Zhang Jiasheng, a police officer in the district, kept in mind the dress characteristics of the thief. Zhang patrolled the stolen coffee shop on the evening of the 29th of last month and found that the man surnamed Li who was about to enter the shop was dressed very similar to the thief. The police officer was not sure yet, but Li wanted to run and revealed his identity when he wanted to cross-examine.
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