Bumbling Thief Arrested for Posting Loots on Social Media
Mia Ren | | Apr 15, 2017 06:45 AM EDT |
(Photo : Weibo) He was so proud.
(Photo : Weibo)
A young thief in Yunnan was arrested shortly after sharing photos of the money he stole on social media.
One photo shows the thief, Liu, posing beside red 100-RMB notes spelled out in the Chinese characters which means "poor person." Liu is unemployed.
On April 4, he and two other thieves planned to steal money from parked cars. They managed to open a car door and tried to break into 30 other vehicles. They were all arrested by police.
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