“Transnational” locomotive theft, the Cambodian girlfriend borrowed a locomotive to the Filipino boyfriend and was stolen by the Vietnamese. (File photo, European News Agency, Agence France-Presse, Reuters; synthesized by this newspaper)
[Reporter Wang Jie/Tainan Report]After a Cambodian woman surnamed Zhong lent her locomotive to her Filipino boyfriend, the boyfriend forgot to pull out the key and was stolen by a Vietnamese migrant worker surnamed Hu. The police are very familiar with finding stolen cars On the 9th, the police caught the immigrant worker surnamed Hu, and also found a small packet of anti-drug on him, but it was the first time they encountered so many foreigners, and the entire interrogation process was “chattered”, and three interpreters were invited to complete it with great difficulty The transcript sent him to justice, declaring that this “transnational” theft case was solved.
On the afternoon of the 7th of this month, the police received a report from Ms. Zhong. Her boyfriend rode her motorcycle to an embankment in the Westport District to have a party with friends, but forgot to pull out the key and was stolen. Two translators were hired to assist, but luckily they could speak some Chinese, and they played the role of the victim, so they tried their best to express the details of the case to the police.
Due to Tainan City’s sound surveillance and license plate recognition systems, it is quite easy to find stolen vehicles. It soon became known that Zhong Nv’s motorcycle had been stolen by Hu Nan. The locomotive was moving in the urban area, so the police officers were on duty immediately to stop the car. They first quietly followed the car thief, and when Hu Nan was waiting for the red light, they surrounded him and took off the keys of the locomotive in an instant, so that he could not escape.
At that time, the police didn’t know Hu Nan’s identity, so they reprimanded him not to move, but after interrogation, they found out from Hu Nan’s accent that he was a Vietnamese immigrant worker. He even forgot how to say it in Chinese. When asked about his identity by the police, he just kept saying “I don’t understand”. However, after the police took his fingerprints, he compared his identity to the Immigration Department and invited a translator to assist in making the transcript. It was only then that Hu Nan was finally brought to justice.
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When the police stopped the Vietnamese migrant worker surnamed Hu, Hu could speak some Chinese, but when asked about drugs and identity, he suddenly forgot how to say it in Chinese. (provided by the public)
