A man picked up a 17-year-old girl's iPhone and was extorted NT$200 for returning it, sparking heated debate: he finally received an apology

According to news on March 24, today a topic #a man who picked up a 17-year-old girl’s mobile phone and returned it and was blackmailed for 200# was trending on Weibo, triggering heated discussions among netizens.

According to reports, on March 23, Changzhi, Shanxi. Ms. Guo's father picked up an Apple mobile phone. When he returned it, the owner claimed that the 200 yuan in cash in the back case of the phone was missing.

Ms. Guo said that the person who lost the phone was a 17-year-old girl. The girl believed that her father had taken the 200 yuan in cash in the phone case and called the police.

The girl’s mother also joined the dispute and firmly believed that the person who picked up the mobile phone had tampered with the money and took away the money.

This incident not only chilled Ms. Guo’s family, but also caused widespread discussion on the Internet.

Ms. Guo revealed that during private communication, the girl once admitted that there was no cash in the mobile phone case, but changed her story in front of the police and said she had money. In the end, after mediation by the police, the girl apologized, but the aftermath of the incident continued to spread on the Internet.

Some netizens believe that it is difficult to determine whether there is money in the mobile phone case. Even if there is, it is a noble act for the person who found the mobile phone to return the lost property, and there is no need to mention cash. Some netizens shared their experience of receiving help from others after losing their mobile phones and proactively giving them a thank you fee, emphasizing that people should be kind and should not live up to kindness.

"Then this phone shouldn't be hers. There's not two hundred yuan in this phone case." Some netizens said.

"If, I'm talking about if, there really is 200 yuan in the phone case, and they return the phone, I won't even mention the 200 yuan!" "Even if I give you 200 yuan as a thank you, it's not much. "

"I dropped my phone and it was picked up by someone else. I rode my bike to someone else's community to get it, and gave me 200 to express my gratitude. You have to be kind." Some netizens said.

If it were you, what would you do?

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