The yak was stolen late at night to find the herdsmen group to offer Hada

Cover reporter Zhong Xiaolu intern Zhong Kunliang

Recently, a man in Derge County, Ganzi Prefecture, Sichuan went out to participate in the horse racing festival. When he returned home the next day, six yaks disappeared. After visiting the police's arrangement, the cattle robber returned to the case, and the yak was retrieved and handed over to the owner. Afterwards, more than a hundred herdsmen organized a group to give Hada to the police handling the case, and the scene was very spectacular.

"The six yaks of our family were stolen." On June 17, the herdsmen who lived in the hometown of Dergiaden came to the police station to report the case. According to the police's understanding, on the day of the incident, as a horse riding enthusiast, he left his yak to release the ground color Kok pastoral and go to the Horse Racing Festival organized by herders.

Because it was far from his own ranch, I chose to return the next day. As everyone knows, the suspect's move of Moumou was applied, and he took "action" that night. He walked into the Lusto Ranch to theft late at night and transported six yaks with larger body shapes.

In further investigation, the police handling the case found that in the early morning of the day, a truck traveled to a village 10 kilometers away from the crime location and was shot one by one by the roadside monitoring. "Once this truck comes, there are 4 hours of time interval, and there are suspicion of committing the crime." The police handling the case said.

In addition, the careful police also found that when the truck passed, the carriage was open, and after returning, it was covered with tightly. This change caused alert to the police handling the police.

Follow this clue tracking. A few days later, the car appeared in Corolong Township, and the police "Joe Dress" launched further investigation. On June 28, when the police handling the case locked the three suspects hidden in Corotong Township, the arrest operation was immediately implemented. The suspect explained that the six stolen yaks were safe, because the cattle are still thin, and they are ready to raise the buyer to sell the stolen goods after another period of time.

"Just use this crime vehicle to pull the yak back." On June 29, after 7 hours of searching, the police handling the case finally found 6 stolen yak on a pasture in Corotong Township.

On the afternoon of the same day, after the police handling the yak returned to the hometown of Aden, hundreds of local herdsmen rushed to the scene and presented Hada for the police handling the police. The case is currently under investigation.

(The picture is provided by Deg Public Security)

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