A man in Yiwu pried open 40 Mercedes-Benz logos. How did the police catch him?

The man in Yiwu pried open the logos of 40 Mercedes-Benz cars because he wanted to melt all the logos into a silver bracelet. The police discovered the suspicion of stealing the man through monitoring and analysis, and then found the man's foothold through investigation and arrested him in the rental house.

1. Stealing the Mercedes logo After receiving reports from several car owners, the police heard that someone would steal the Mercedes logo, and they thought it was the person who committed the crime, so they launched an investigation. Later, through the monitoring around the theft scene, a man suspected of theft was found, and the man's behavior near the vehicle was very sneaky. Moreover, this man appeared near several stolen vehicles. Later, through network analysis, the police found the man's foothold. From Yiwu to Zhuji, with the assistance of the local police, the man was finally arrested and brought to justice, and some stolen Mercedes-Benz logos and crime tools were found.

Second, the stolen car logo is to build a silver bracelet. The man's theft mileage has also crossed the region, stealing in Yiwu, and looking for the target there. Wait until the theft is completed, then drive back to Zhuji. And the reason why he stole the Mercedes-Benz logo is very simple, that is, he wants to play with a silver bracelet. This reason is simply ridiculous. Although silver products can really be made into silver bracelets, the logo of Mercedes-Benz is stainless steel.

Third, excessive publicity makes men steal. This man may think that the price of this logo in the Mercedes-Benz store is particularly high, as high as 3,000 yuan. He thinks that since this logo is so expensive, it should be silver. This is why this person will steal 40 car logos next, but obviously this idea is misleading. Mercedes-Benz is so expensive because of the overall quality and performance, brand promotion and other reasons, so the price of the logo is naturally different from that of ordinary cars.