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Written by: Peng Kaixin, Chen Nuoxi, Yang Wanting
2021-01-05 19:44
The last update date: 2021-01-05 21:54
A man in Tin Shui Wai holding a foodpanda takeaway insulated bag was arrested by the police on suspicion of theft last Saturday (2nd), saying that the takeaway insulated bag was suspected to belong to him.
The footage of the incident circulating on the Internet was suspected to be taken by the arrested man. In the film, he was stopped and questioned by the police, and the man stated that he was a foodpanda takeaway.
The police officer asked him to tell whether the take-out bag had any special recognition. The man only confessed the contents of the bag, but said that there was no special recognition inside the bag.
The police officer pointed out that there was a sticker in the bag and arrested the man.
Foodpanda Hong Kong responded to the incident, saying that according to the personal data search record provided by the arrested person in the clip, it was confirmed that he was the company's self-employed deliveryman.
The arrested man called himself a foodpanda deliveryman
The incident occurred at about 10 pm last Saturday night when officers in uniform intercepted the man at No. 18 Tianen Road.
The man then took the camera and filmed, during which the police officers repeatedly read out the man's full name and asked the man to say his identity card number. However, the man failed to cooperate and said he could not pronounce the number.
The police officer asked about the man's occupation again. He replied: "Delivery food, foodpanda," and the officer said: "Good luck, what do you say, if it's not, I might think you're sneaking back into a bag."
The police continued to ask the man to show his work ID to prove that he was an employee of Foodpanda, but the man claimed that the company had no supervisor.
The police officer continued: "You have to answer me, you just answer me, I have reason to believe that I am going to pull you, pull you off for theft." The man said in a more agitated tone: "You pull it."
Man said there was no sticker in the bag, police suspected theft
The police officer asked the man how to obtain the take-out bag, and the other party explained that it was distributed by the company.
When the police officer asked him to name the contents of the bag, the man said he had a jacket, wallet and power bank. However, when he was asked if there was any special identification in the bag, such as stickers, the man asked: "Why do you want to put stickers?" And said: "There is no (post)".
The police officer pointed out that there was a sticker inside the bag and immediately stated that he would be arrested and asked him to turn off the camera.
foodpanda Hong Kong: Confirmed as a self-employed deliveryman
Foodpanda Hong Kong stated that it noticed a short video circulating on the Internet in which a man was arrested after being intercepted by the police in Tin Shui Wai.
The company checked the records based on the personal data provided by the arrested person in the clip and confirmed that he was the company's self-employed deliveryman.
In addition, according to the company's guidelines, during the online delivery period, the courier must bring a heat preservation bag to pick up the order and deliver it to the customer.
After the change is completed, the courier should also properly store the insulation bag by himself so that it can be reused in the next change.
Police said that at about 10pm last Saturday (2nd), when officers from the Tin Shui Wai Division were handling a case off No. 18 Tin Yan Road, they found a man acting suspiciously and stepped forward for investigation.
After investigation, officers seized a take-out insulation bag suspected of not belonging to the man.
The 21-year-old man surnamed Zhao was arrested on suspicion of theft and the case was handed over to the Yuen Long Police District Criminal Investigation Team for follow-up.
The arrested man has been released on bail pending further investigation and must report to the police in early February.
The police later added that the arrested man was taken back to the Tin Shui Wai Police Station during the investigation. He attacked a male police officer with the head and was arrested for assaulting a police officer. He has been released on bail pending further investigation and must report to the police in early February. check in.
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