
Xinzhuang Police Station cracked several business theft cases and arrested a man surnamed Zhang and his wanted girlfriend
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There have been a number of lock-breaking and theft cases targeting businesses in Xinzhuang District recently, including a case where more than 100,000 yuan was stolen from a pickled fish shop.
Recently, there have been several cases of broken door locks and break-ins at businesses in Xinzhuang District, New Taipei City. Among them, more than 100,000 yuan was stolen from a pickled fish shop. After receiving the report, the Xinzhuang Police Station attached great importance to it. The task force actively reviewed the surveillance images, analyzed the crime techniques and traced the whereabouts of the suspects, and locked the case. A 47-year-old man surnamed Zhang was involved in a serious case during the typhoon. He was arrested along with Zhang's girlfriend who was wanted for drugs. Drugs such as amphetamines and etomidate cigarette cartridges were seized. Tonight, the victim made a transcript and initially convicted Zhang of 6 cases. He called on the victims to come forward to identify him.
Police investigation revealed that 47-year-old Zhang was suspected of multiple thefts in Xinzhuang since September. His criminal methods were to break combination locks and steal property. After committing the crime, he escaped in a car or on foot to avoid police investigation. Recently, a pickled fish shop on Zhongzheng Road in Xinzhuang District was robbed using the same method.
The task force of the Xinzhuang Police Station worked tirelessly and pursued for days, and successfully discovered that Zhang was hiding in an apartment on Chengtai Road, Wugu. The task force braved the harsh weather of the typhoon to search an apartment on Chengtai Road, Wugu District, and arrested Zhang on the spot while he was sleeping. The suspect found a 43-year-old woman surnamed Zhang who lived with him. He found out that she was a wanted drug addict. A pack of amphetamines and 2 etomidate cigarette cartridges were seized at the scene. However, Zhang claimed that the hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen were all spent on drugs and food.
The police brought Zhang Suyi back for investigation on suspicion of theft and drug cases. The initial investigation involved 6 theft cases within the jurisdiction of Xinzhuang. They will continue to expand the investigation into illegal situations. It is recommended to request the New Taipei City Prosecutor's Office to ensure the safety of citizens' property.
Xinzhuang Branch said, "Typhoon weather will not affect the determination to fight crime, and there is no holiday in maintaining public order!" The police will never ignore theft cases that endanger people's property safety, and will continue to actively investigate and investigate in accordance with the law, demonstrating their determination to maintain public security in the jurisdiction.
The police also called on merchants to strengthen access control and anti-theft facilities, regularly check monitors and security equipment, and avoid leaving large amounts of cash in stores. If door locks are found to be damaged or suspicious persons are present, they should report the case to the police immediately to jointly maintain community order and the safety of people's property.
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Prosecutors will ask for Zhang to be detained
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