Convenience Store Liquor Theft Backfires as Culprits Leave Self-Incriminating Evidence

[Anchor] Next, a group that stole liquor from a convenience store ended up leaving behind the very clues that led to their arrest by the police. What happened?

[Reporter] It turned out to be a payment record left behind by one of the members of the group.

Late at night on July 25, a group of five men entered a convenience store near Daecheon Beach all at once.

After chatting for a while in front of the CCTV camera, they placed bottled water, instant hangover-relief tea, and ramen on the counter.

Meanwhile, three other members of the group went to the back shelves, slipped bottles of liquor into their pockets, and walked straight out of the store.

Their crime, which seemed foolproof, was exposed due to one small mistake.

The person in charge of making the payment used Samsung Pay, inadvertently leaving behind the exact clue needed to identify their identity.

The store owner stated, "You need to be smart even to steal," and expressed their intention to report the incident to the police.

Netizens reacted with comments such as, "It might have been fun for a moment, but the price will last a long time," and "They essentially left behind their own evidence."

(Photo Source: Online Community 'Bobae Dream')
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