Shoplifter's Heist Gone Wrong: Taiwan Thief Breaks Legs in Getaway Accident After Stealing 100,000 NTD
A daring theft at a Taiwan smart vending machine store ends with the suspect's legs broken after a dramatic car accident.

In a bizarre turn of events, a man from Yunlin County, identified as Mr. Zhou, was apprehended in connection with a theft from a smart vending machine store in Taiwan. The incident, which occurred in the jurisdiction of the Xihu Police Bureau in Changhua County, involved the theft of 100,000 New Taiwan Dollars (NTD).
The police, after reviewing surveillance footage, identified Mr. Zhou as the perpetrator. The suspect had broken into the store late at night, using a crowbar to damage the payment machine and steal the money.
However, his escape route took an unfortunate turn. While fleeing on a motorcycle, Mr. Zhou was involved in a traffic accident, sustaining fractured legs. He was subsequently apprehended by police shortly after the incident, leading to his immediate arrest.
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Pagkakamali sa Pagnanakaw: Basag ang Binti ng Magnanakaw sa Taiwan Matapos ang Aksidente sa Pag-alpas Pagkatapos Mang-Agaw ng 100,000 NTD
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การปล้นร้านค้าของนักย่องเบาผิดพลาด: โจรไต้หวันขาหักในอุบัติเหตุระหว่างหลบหนีหลังขโมยเง
Vụ Cướp Ở Cửa Hàng Bán Hàng Tự Động Gặp Sự Cố: Tên Trộm Đài Loan Gãy Chân Trong Tai Nạn Khi Tẩu Thoát Sau Khi Trộm 100.000 NTD