I've heard of people stealing money and you've heard of dogs. In recent days, the Seonura police station of the Public Security Division has been called to the police and according to Ms. Wang, the dog she raised was stolen, worth $300,000. At present, the civilian police, through a case-in-chief, captured the suspect at the Shenura cybercafe the following morning.
The outlaws are short of money and take hostages to extort money. In recent days, the police station of Shenpo, the Park Public Security Division, has received reports from the resident Ms. Wang that two of her expensive dogs worth $300,000 were stolen and that the thief was the employee she hired, Wu Yi, who demanded $10,000 from her to return the dog.
As a dog-loving man, Ms. Wang had many dogs with her friends since she retired. On a day at the end of September, Ms. Wang ' s friend from Taiwan placed her two beloved VIP dogs in foster care, indicating that they would be brought home in three days. Both are teenage, and the owner paid $300,000 to buy them from abroad over a decade ago, because when she was old, she usually needed a needle to take her medicine.
However, this afternoon, when Ms. Wang was ready for dog food, it was discovered that the dog cage had been opened and two VIP dogs had disappeared. Ms. Wang went around looking for no sign of the VIP dog and immediately panicked and pulled out her cell phone to call Wu-hee, the employee she hired to take care of the dog, but found that Wu-hee had previously sent a text to her saying that she had taken the dog and needed her $10,000 for her ransom. The result of Ms. Wang's repeated exhortation was nothing, and after some consideration, she eventually called the police for help.
The civilian police opened a case and arrested the suspect at the Shenura cafe the following morning. According to Wu, he usually likes to play games on the Internet and has previously borrowed money from Ms. Wang. This time, he was placed in foster care at the pet shop because he was not in debt and feared that she would not lend money. At present, two VIP dogs have been recovered and Wuyuan has been placed on remand by the Public Security Department of the Park on suspicion of extortion.