10,000 yuan mobile phone lost subway seats, auxiliary police SMS, phone "bombing" tracking

Jimu Journalist Sun Zeyu

Correspondent Zhang Zuhua

Intern Wang Tingfei

Recently, on the Wuhan Metro Line 2, Mr. Ma, a passenger, was too devoted to chatting with his companions. When the train arrived, he accidentally left his mobile phone on the car seat. After the police asked for help, the subway police continued to communicate with the lost mobile phone, showing his identity, and finally found the pickup.

At 3:25 pm on August 13th, Li Yongkang, auxiliary police officer of Zanglongdong Street Station at Wuhan Metro Line 2, was patrolling. Suddenly, Mr. Ma came to ask for help. When he got off at the station, he accidentally value the value. More than 10,000 yuan of mobile phones were lost in the compartment. There are many important personal information in the mobile phone.

Considering the anxiety of Mr. Ma after losing his mobile phone, Li Yongkang immediately reported the matter to the police on duty. At the same time, Li Yongkang sent a message to Mr. Ma's mobile phone: Hello, we are the subway police, the owner has called the police, please pick the mobile phone to return the phone, thank you.

After the information was sent, Li Yongkang saw that the mobile phone had no response, and tried to dial the phone that lost his mobile phone to try to contact the person who picked up the mobile phone. However, there was no interview on the phone. After many dials, there was a voice from the phone.

After communication, the mobile phone picked up someone who said that he was picked up on the car seat and expressed his willingness to return it, but at this time he had returned to his home and needed the owner to go to a community near Fozuling Station to collect it.

Worried that Mr. Ma was unfamiliar with the nearby environment, another auxiliary police officer Zhang Yanqi from Fozuling Station accompanied him to the community. At about 4 pm on the same day, Mr. Ma successfully returned to the lost mobile phone. He looked at the auxiliary policeman who was sweating, and he was very grateful in his heart and thanked the subway police officers.

(The picture is provided by the correspondent)

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