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Chinese woman bites through security wire to nab £700 iPhone in store
In a shocking display of audacity, a woman was caught on CCTV nibbling through an alarm wire to steal a high-end iPhone from an Apple Store in Fuzhou, Fujian on August 8.
Around 4:00 pm, the woman, later identified as Qiu, was seen loitering near a display counter, seemingly innocently playing with a demo phone. After a few moments, she tried pulling at the phone's security wire. Failing to detach it by hand, she astonishingly bent down and started biting at it. After successfully severing the wire with her teeth, she slipped the iPhone 14 Plus, worth a staggering £700, into her bag, casually strolled out of the store, and vanished from the camera's view.
The entire episode took just over ten minutes. Alarmingly, although the theft triggered the store's anti-theft alarm, staff attending to other customers assumed it was a false alarm or a system glitch and promptly turned it off.
It was only after Qiu had left the store that a staff member noticed the lonely, bitten-through security wire on the display counter and the missing iPhone. The store's surveillance footage confirmed their worst suspicions, leading them to promptly notify the police.
Responding swiftly, officers from the Xiangyuan police station arrived on the scene, retrieving the surveillance footage. Leveraging facial recognition technology and movement analysis, they managed to trace Qiu.
When questioned, Qiu admitted that she had lost her phone recently. She originally intended to buy a new one but was put off by the high price of the iPhone, leading her to entertain the idea of theft. She hadn't even started using the stolen phone when the police tracked her down.
Currently, Qiu is under criminal detention on suspicion of theft. The investigation is ongoing.
The video was provided by local media with permission.
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