Chinanews.com, Kunming, August 5 (Miao Chao) Recently, a strange incident occurred in Tengchong, Baoshan, Yunnan: a man was doing sales in a car dealer, because he was addicted to gambling, he actually took the customer's 20,000 yuan car deposit as a deposit. After losing all the bets, he was unable to repay his "playing genius" possession, and directed and acted in a "kidnapped" farce.
At 5 o'clock in the morning on July 27, the Wuhe Police Station of the Public Security Bureau of Tengchong City received a report from Ms. Yang that her son Bai had been kidnapped, and the "kidnappers" demanded a ransom of 20,000 yuan from her, otherwise they would have to tear up the ticket! The police rushed to call the police to implement the situation.
The picture shows the chat record between Ms. Yang and the "kidnapper". Photo courtesy of Yunnan Public Security Department
As soon as the police arrived at the scene, Ms. Yang came to the police in tears, telling her tragic experience, and begging the police to save her son.
"Send 20,000 yuan to your son's WeChat account, or we will take off his hands and feet, dare to call the police, and wait for the body to be collected!" Ms. Yang was still suspicious at first, but when the other party sent a "miserable photo" of her son being tied up. At that time, Ms. Yang could no longer sit still.
The picture shows the chat record between Ms. Yang and the "kidnapper". Photo courtesy of Yunnan Public Security Department
She didn't have time to think about the 20,000 yuan ransom. For the safety of the child, she had to collect money first and at the same time called the police. While calming Ms. Yang's emotions, the police asked about the specific situation and carefully studied the extortion information on Ms. Yang's mobile phone.
After working overnight, the police judged that the victim Bai might be "carried" in a rental house in a certain community. The police immediately broke into the door...Everyone present was stunned. Bai was asleep on the bed alone, and no trace of the "kidnapping" was found nearby.
The picture shows that when the police found the "kidnapped" Bai, he was asleep on the bed. Photo courtesy of Yunnan Public Security Department
Facing the police, Bai had to tell the truth: He was engaged in car sales at a certain car dealer. On July 26, he collected a 20,000 yuan car deposit from a customer when he went to work. He took the money and several Friends gambled together, but they were "unlucky" and lost the 20,000 yuan deposit. Fearing that he would not be able to explain at work the next day, Bai came up with the loss of "kidnapping" himself and extorting his mother for ransom, to relieve his urgent need.
At present, Bai has confessed to his illegal behavior and has been punished by the public security organs in accordance with the law. (Finish)