Raising scalpers "weirdly missing" 　 the police assisted and successfully recovered

The police helped the villager Uncle Wang recover the lost scalper.

“Comrade police, my cattle is gone……”Recently, Mr. Wang, a villager from a certain village, walked into Guizhou Province Shiqian County Public Security Bureau Shigu Police Station to report the case , The two scalpers he stocked on the hillside that day did not go home on their own, and they were not found after searching the surrounding area, suspecting that they had been stolen.

After receiving the police, the Shigu police station quickly organized police to conduct an investigation. "After a preliminary site survey, no traces of theft were found. The cattle-grazing area is far away from the highway, and it is unlikely to be transported by car. "Zhang Ji, director of the Shigu Police Station, said that although it is not a busy season for farming, there are villagers on the mountain doing farm work. After questioning, the villagers also said that they did not see strangers coming or going.

Two scalpers are worth more than 10,000 yuan, and they are the main source of income for the Wang family. The police from Shigu police station carried out bull-hunting work in two ways, and transferred monitoring of road sections during relevant periods for analysis.

In the evening, after investigation, the police initially analyzed that the cattle might have gone away looking for "food", and initially judged that the cattle were walking towards the Tongren River Estuary. Afterwards, the police went all the way towards Jiangkou, traversing mountains and ridges, looking for them. The hard work paid off. The next day, two scalpers were finally found in the forest at the junction of Shiqian and Jiangkou.

After comparison, it was verified that the two scalpers were the scalpers lost in Uncle Wang's house. “Thank you, thank you so much ……”The cow has recovered from the loss. Uncle Wang expressed his gratitude to the police.

“Cattle, sheep and other livestock should be properly placed to prevent loss or theft. "The Shiqian police station reminded farmers to try not to raise their livestock or tether them in barren hills or woods far away from the village. Be careful to lock the fence at night when you are in captivity to avoid giving thieves an opportunity. If you find stolen, you must call the police in time.