Reporter Pan Jingwei/Yunlin Report【Published at 11:16 on 2/16｜Update at 13:00: Added audio and video】
▲A man surnamed Zhong was interviewed by a reporter from “Sanli News Network”. He admitted that he had committed multiple thefts and was prosecuted. He participated in the pilgrimage to pray to Mazu in Baishatun for a smooth lawsuit. He did not expect to take the opportunity to extend his “third hand” to commit crimes along the way. (Picture / Taken from the Facebook of the Matsu Fan Group in Baishatun)
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Mazu at Gongtian Temple in Baishatun, Tongxiao Township, Miaoli County started on the 12th for a 9-day and 8-night pilgrimage journey. On the fifth day of the pilgrimage journey, they arrived at Yunlin, but it was reported that a young man had mixed into the pilgrimage team, along the road. Stretching out the “third hand”, under the guise of using the toilet, sneaked into the temple to steal things. The victim reminded him in a Facebook PO post, and some netizens immediately identified the man as a “habitual thief”. Coincidentally, when the man was interviewed by a reporter from “Sanli News Network” two days ago, he confessed that he had multiple theft lawsuits and hoped that Mazu in Baishatun would bless the lawsuit. Unexpectedly, he took the opportunity to commit another crime. A man surnamed Zhong was arrested for stealing Buddhist amulets and clothes, and was taken back to the Xiluo Police Station by the police, where he was transferred to the law for the crime of theft.
▲A netizen reminded believers in a Facebook post that a man surnamed Zhong stole a box of items in the name of the toilet. (Picture / Taken from the Facebook of the Matsu Fan Group in Baishatun)
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This year, more than 110,000 incense lamps followed the journey of Mazu’s pilgrimage in Baishatun. However, some netizens stated in the PO article of the “Mazu Fan Group in Baishatun” that a man entered the temple in the name of using the toilet and took away a whole box of items, calling on believers to be careful when seeing this person. As soon as the post came out, some netizens immediately pointed out that the man was from Longtan, Taoyuan, a ninth grader, and he often sneaked into the pilgrimage team to steal. From 2/4 to 8, he committed 8 thefts in Xingang.
In addition, several Xiangdengjiao identified a man who saw a man holding a whole box of drinks in Yuanlin, Changhua, and was dissuaded and said that he wanted to help others to take it. “There are such unscrupulous people who pretend to be Mazu, and there will be retribution. “,” and “under the guise of following Mazu around the country, stealing is true! Damn.”.
▲On the evening of the 15th, a man surnamed Zhong was arrested on the spot again for stealing. (Picture / Taken from the Facebook of the Matsu Fan Group in Baishatun)
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Netizens found that the man surnamed Zhong was a habit of stealing. Coincidentally, the man was interviewed by a reporter from Sanli News Network two days ago. At that time, he was holding a lot of flags and ties, and admitted that he was from Longtan, Taoyuan, The reason why I came here for the first time to participate in the pilgrimage was to pray to Mazu in Baishatun for a smooth trial, including a car accident that hit a car and required mediation, and 4 or 5 public prosecutions for theft. What an honor.”
After the post was exposed, it also attracted the attention of the Xiluo police. On the evening of the 15th, the sharp-eyed police found his whereabouts in Guangfu Palace in Xiluo. When the 20-year-old man surnamed Zhong found out that the police were watching him, he began to dodge. The police followed him quietly. Went to the 3rd floor of Guangfu Palace, went up to check, and found that he had an amulet stolen by a Taichung stall vendor, and in his luggage, besides the fortune-telling items, there were also many pieces of clothes of unknown origin. Zhong Nan then admitted that he was all the way. Those who “touched it” were taken back to the police station on the spot, and were transferred on suspicion of theft after interrogation.
▲▼The police in Xiluo found a 20-year-old man surnamed Zhong haunting Guangfu Palace, followed him to check, and found amulets, clothes and other stolen goods. (Photo/provided by the police)
