An electric thief villain who appeared in an unmanned cafe

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)At 9:45 p.m. on the 19th
(3)It’s an unmanned cafe in Gumi, Gyeongsangbuk-do

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)The guy who came in didn’t buy anything
(3)I just plugged it into the outlet of the store and left it

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)I think it’s a large-capacity battery
(3)subtitle news
(4)Kim Ki-Lis, who is like a general mountaineer in a Japanese game
(5)The informant stopped by the store to clean up the mess

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)I found something strange
(3)I thought it was an electric thief, so I was going to unplug it

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)Come to think of it, this is our store
(3)I thought I’d be reported for touching someone else’s stuff

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)He called the police
(3)But the police were a bit flustered

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)Because the equipment that the man left at the time
(3)It’s very unfamiliar and it’s my first time seeing it

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)The police took this and kept it
(3)He’s not sure how to handle it

(1)Lee Ja-yeon, a reporter
(2)I brought something that can be charged to an unmanned cafe
(3)There are a lot of cases where electricity is plugged in

(1)Lawyer Park Jihoon
(2)It could be a bit controversial
(3)When you take someone else’s property, it’s a crime of theft

(1)a screen-provided informant
(2)Lawyer Park Jihoon
(3)But in our law, we see power as a sacrifice
(4)It’s very likely that he’s guilty of theft

(1)Lawyer Park Jihoon
(2)Besides theft, I don’t know how much it will cost
(3)You can pay for civil damages now

(1)Lawyer Park Jihoon
(2)If I bought something, I wouldn’t say much
(3)I didn’t even buy it and did it like that

(1)Lawyer Park Jihoon
(2)I think he even reported it