In arrears of 100000 yuan, he wanted to take 200 yuan to repay!

"I've paid back all the 100,000 yuan I owe him. Why should you arrest me?" Recently, police in Baoshan, Shanghai, cracked a bizarre fraud case of buying "exercise coupons" online to repay debts. Hu Mou, the criminal suspect of "Brain Hole Opening", first denied everything, and finally admitted his absurd behavior in the face of conclusive evidence. On March 20

this year, the counter staff of a bank in Dachang Town encountered a strange thing: someone came to handle the deposit business with a stack of exercise vouchers. "Sir, only the front and back of your 100,000 yuan are real bills, and the rest are exercise tickets." Looking at the staff's surprised face, Mr. Wu, the depositor, was also a little confused for a moment. He turned his head and realized that he had been deceived, so he dialed "110" to call the police.

Originally, the 100000 yuan was the project arrears received by Mr. Wu the night before. When he took the money to the bank to deposit, he found that 99800 yuan of it was actually a "practice coupon" used by bank staff when they practiced counting money. After

receiving Mr. Wu's report, the Qilian Police Station of Baoshan Public Security Bureau immediately launched an investigation and soon arrested Hu Mou, the criminal suspect. After Hu arrived at the case, he repeatedly denied at first that he used "exercise vouchers" to offset the arrears. However, as the police produced a conclusive evidence, Hu finally had no way to deny it and confessed his criminal facts of paying off debts with "exercise vouchers" and attempting to muddle through.

According to the case handling organ, Hu owed Mr. Wu 100,000 yuan for the project due to poor capital turnover. Once, when he was surfing the Internet, he suddenly "opened his mind" and spent 400 yuan to buy 1,000 "exercise coupons" online to repay his debts. After that, Hu exchanged the first and last exercise coupons with real money and returned the disguised "100000 yuan cash" to Mr. Wu's home late at night. Out of trust in Hu, Mr. Wu did not count that night, until the next day when he took it to the bank, he found himself deceived.

At present, Hu Mou, a criminal suspect, has been detained by Baoshan police in accordance with the law on suspicion of fraud.