Theft Of Clothes, Stolen Goods In Guangzhou, Police Tracing And Capture Of Thieves

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During the special operation, 2 stolen factories were captured through mass reporting and careful investigation.

The suspects and 1 suspects who took the stolen goods successfully cracked 1 cases of theft, seized more than 200 stolen stolen goods, and recovered 40 thousand yuan of economic losses for local enterprises.

In May 6th this year, the Changning police station of the Boluo County Public Security Bureau received a report from a local washing plant worker, claiming that more than 300 pieces of clothes were stolen from the washing plant, which cost more than 60 thousand yuan.

After receiving the report, the Changning police station immediately dispatched officers to investigate, and promptly launched the investigation.

In May 11th, the police station again received a report from the water washing plant employee, saying it found a suspected theft suspect.

Police station immediately rushed to the scene to investigate and capture the theft suspect Chen Cong.

After interrogation, Chen Cong and his wife together with Deng Moubing in May 6th this year in Changning a washing water plant to implement theft of clothes stolen goods for 13000 yuan of crime.

After mastering the above situation, the police station quickly followed the line and pursued the stolen goods.

Recently, with the support and cooperation of Boluo County Public Security Bureau and Dongguan police, the police arrested Deng Moubing, a theft suspect in an electronic factory in Changping Town, Dongguan.

After questioning, the suspect Deng Moubing confessed to the fact that he had stolen more than 300 clothes from Chen Moucong in a washing water plant in Changning town in May 6th.

According to the clues of the police, the police pursued unremittingly, and seized more than 200 pieces of stolen clothes in Guangzhou.

At present, the suspects Chen Moucong, Deng Moubing and Huang Moutian have been legally punished according to law.

The case is still under further trial.