The thief was caught and refused to admit it, and when he learned that the owner was a terminal canc

The thief was caught and refused to admit it, and when he learned that the owner was a terminal cancer patient, he changed his mind and confessed, which in my opinion was not a discovery of conscience, but a fear of greater punishment, which was only based on his own interests, not because of a matter of conscience.

For this thief, if he really has a conscience, he will not want to have such a theft, but will stop before the incident, or he will not have the idea of stealing directly. In addition, the thief was caught and refused to admit it, which shows that he has been adopting the tactic of evading and denying his crimes, and from his heart, he has never thought of confessing his guilt, nor has he realized his mistake.

According to the relevant laws, thieves need to be punished more severely for stealing from cancer patients, which will cause the thief to face a harsher punishment, which is a very cruel blow to him, and he definitely does not want to be punished more from his own interests. The thief admits his mistake not because he does not want to be punished more, it is not a conscience at all, if there is a conscience, there will be no such behavior, and the final confession is just a helpless act. People are selfish, and they are even more selfish to this thief, not only wanting to get something for nothing, but trying to escape after the theft, and finally confessing their guilt when they can't escape.

If the thief really has a conscience, then he will consider his heart for all people, instead of facing a terminal cancer patient only to find out that people like him are only starting for their own affairs. The thief went from refusing to admit to confessing to confessing, but he wanted to reduce the punishment of the law, but only for his own sake, not from the point of view of conscience, and he would not be sympathized with others.

I think that the true discovery of conscience is not to have the idea of stealing in the first place, but to be a good law-abiding citizen who can obey the law at all times. Many times people's attitudes change from their own interests, and the same is true of the thief, who is not a conscience at all, but an attempt to mitigate the crime.

A thief committed a crime, and he didn't intend to admit his guilt, but when he heard that the owner was a cancer patient, he suddenly felt that he shouldn't steal other people's money, and his conscience couldn't get over, and then he said that he was a thief who stole money, and then he confessed, which was indeed a discovery of conscience.

Originally, a thief is a dishonorable act, a name after a crime, which is originally to make other people's world have a property crisis, and it is to steal other people's sense of security, which is a violation of the law.

If you don't intentionally hurt others, but just steal other people's money while others are not paying attention, when this behavior is caught by the police, you will only be detained for about 15 days, and then as long as the matter is explained clearly, there is no other thief, and there is no other criminal case, then after paying the fine, after apologizing to others, you can be released on bail.

When a lost owner caught a thief and had cancer, the thief didn't intend to admit it, because such a lost owner could not find evidence, but then he heard that the owner was a poor person with cancer, and then he felt that he had also committed a crime, and there was no need to continue to hide it, so he let himself tell the process of his crime, and then admitted that he really stole to prove that this was indeed the owner's property.

A thief has a conscience to surrender, then when the police handle the case, he will also be lenient, in addition to moral compensation, that is, material compensation, as long as there is no other criminal suspicion case, and take the initiative to admit the mistake to the person suffering from cancer, publicly apologize and obtain the owner's forgiveness, and can be successfully exonerated after being detained for 15 days.

This is also determined according to how much money he has stolen, and if the stolen money reaches more than 50,000 yuan, he will be imprisoned for more than half a year.

A thief is also concerned about the health of a lost owner, which also shows that when he steals money, he is stealing some property that he thinks others can ignore how much he has lost.

When a lost owner is really a cancer patient and needs money urgently, then the thief also feels the need to return it to others, which is to regain a chance to be released on bail in the criminal world, and can be given a light sentence.

Of course, this is not a discovery of conscience, but under the heart-attacking measures of **, the thief was overwhelmed by this news and confessed his guilt.

Yes, this thief found out in his conscience at the end, and if everyone who made a mistake could repent and realize his mistake, then there would be much fewer people who made mistakes.

I thought it was a discovery of conscience, and I was afraid that I would be caught, so I immediately changed my mind.

It's not necessarily a discovery of conscience, I think it's more like he resonated with the victim. If he really had a conscience, he wouldn't have stolen in the first place, let alone denying that he had stolen money after being caught. The key point is the word cancer, perhaps the thief had experienced the feeling of not having money for treatment, and knew that this feeling was very uncomfortable and helpless, so he suddenly changed his mind.

The specifics of this matter.

It happened in Xianning, Hubei, where Mrs. Pan was a patient with advanced bladder cancer, and in order to survive, he had to go to the hospital every once in a while for chemotherapy. Each time it cost thousands of yuan, and one day Uncle Pan found that the 14,000 yuan of life-saving money he had saved for a long time was stolen. At that time, Uncle Pan was about to cry when he went to the police, and later ** arrested the suspect Lu through surveillance.

However, Lu refused to admit that he had stolen things during the trial, and because the surveillance only captured Lu wandering at the door of Uncle Pan, there was no evidence to prove that Lu had stolen. In the face of Lu's repeated denials, the police also felt a headache, and later the police told Lu that the money was used for the cost of advanced cancer. Hearing this, Lu broke his defense instantly, not only admitting to stealing Uncle Pan's money, but also confessing to three other thefts.

In this regard, I said that Lu has a little conscience, but he doesn't have much conscience. Not long before the incident, a thief had committed a similar act with him. The thief came to the old man's house and stole 4,500 yuan, because he knew the old man and knew that the old man's life was not easy, so he did not take all the money away and left 1,000 yuan for the old man.

It can be seen from the behavior of both of them that they still have a bit of conscience, but they are just confused by interests. Thinking that you can accumulate good for yourself by leaving a little money, in fact, it is just to make yourself less guilty. In this case, it is also a theft and will eventually be punished in accordance with the relevant laws, but voluntary admission can be considered lightly.

It was the conscience that found that this thief still had a conscience. Uncle Pan is a patient with advanced bladder cancer who needs chemotherapy every week, and after discovering that 14,000 yuan of life-saving money has been stolen, he wants to cry without tears and calls the police for help. After the police arrested the suspect Lu, Lu refused to admit it at first, but later learned that he was stealing money from cancer patients, and his psychological defense line was broken, and he confessed to the three burglaries.

At present, Lu has been criminally detained, and the case is under further investigation.

This is not a discovery of conscience, and even if he refuses to admit his guilt, he can be convicted with the blessing of evidence. It's just what he's supposed to do.

This should be the discovery of conscience, probably because they feel that their actions themselves are taking advantage of others and bringing greater disasters to others.

How to say, there is a little bit of conscience, but there can be no more. The wood has been completed, and all the arrests have been arrested, and no matter how much you quibble, it will only be a bad attitude to admit your mistakes, and you will have to fight with more sentences. It is really a move of no edge to feast on auspiciousness, plus a clear conscience.

If you have too much conscience, why should you sin and steal from others? Or greedy for ease and want to take shortcuts, and take other people's hard-earned money,

Yes, it is very likely that he has a clear conscience, and he recognizes his mistakes, so he will admit it.

Maybe some consciences can't get over it, after all, the owner is about to lose his life, and he has to suffer such a injury.

In the end, he will be sentenced for theft, and this thief has a bit of a conscience.

The thief was eventually criminally detained, and it has to be said that the thief still has a bit of a conscience.

Now he has been taken into criminal custody by the local **, and now the case is being further tried and investigated.

The thief learned that the owner had terminal cancer, and then he changed his words and confessed that Uncle Jie Chun got back his life-saving money, in fact, this thief, he knew that there was money in the owner's house, and then he stole money in it many times and three times, and he stole money from other people's families twice before this, and this time the uncle immediately called the police after finding out, **After catching him, he never admitted it, but when he told him that this was the uncle's life-saving money, he may also feel pity, Then he immediately admitted that it was the uncle's life-saving money that he stole himself.

And I think this kind of thing must still happen from time to time in our lives, there must be such thieves, but a little less, he may be completely extinguished his conscience, this thief has a conscience but not much, if he doesn't know that this is the uncle's stupid Zen money, then he will never admit that he stole it? I think if you have hands and feet, why do you have to do such a non-trivial thing, relying on your own hands to make money, this is the most honest duty.

And here uncle, he is already in the terminal stage of cancer, and he has to spend a lot of money every month for medical expenses, and this money is also the medical expenses he left for himself, if this money is gone, what should you do for this uncle, so some thieves really don't have their own conscience, and if you are a thief, will you really not feel guilty, you have stolen so much money, won't you be weak-hearted, one day you will be caught, the law will sanction you, Why do you want to be a thief and play seriously to find a job to support yourself, is it not good to be caught by the police as a thief, is this a very glorious thing, so I also advise you, if you have a certain hands-on ability and a certain ability to live, don't scold such a misguided road.

Taking away other people's private property without the consent of the other person's money is a crime of theft, and if the amount of theft is very large, Feng Chunbei will be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than one year but not more than three years or controlled release.

For the crime of theft, Li is generally sentenced to up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release, and/or a fine. Theft of public or private property with a value of 1,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan or more is considered a "relatively large amount of reeds" and constitutes a crime. 30,000 to 100,000 yuan or more is a "huge amount", and 300,000 to 500,000 yuan or more is "a particularly huge amount", and the punishment is to be increased.

I think the thief is "repentant", after all, at the beginning, the thief did not admit his crime, but when he knew that the uncle had cancer and the money was life-saving money, he admitted his own crime. It is also illegal for a thief to act too much, but it does not mean that the thief has no conscience. Looking back, the conscience is not clear, there is still salvation, the wrong beginning, it may not be impossible to reach the perfect end, nothing in life is certain.

Uncle Pan is a patient with advanced bladder cancer. He had to go to the hospital every week for chemotherapy. The cost of one time is thousands of yuan, and suddenly one day after finding that 14,000 yuan of life-saving money was stolen, he wanted to cry and call the police for help.

**After the suspect Lu was arrested, Lu refused to admit it at first, and always denied that he did not steal, but only the surveillance found that he was wandering at the door of the uncle, but later learned that he had stolen money from a terminal cancer, and his psychological defense line was instantly broken, and he confessed to the theft, and confessed to three more thefts. <>

People are not sages, who can be wrong, knowing mistakes can change the hall and Xiangqiao, and the good is great. Everyone makes mistakes, and everyone has their time to awaken, and I believe that this thief, if he insists on not admitting it, may have another outcome, and this matter can be regarded as his self-salvation. Let him know that the money is the uncle's life-saving money, and then not only explained the behavior of his classmates this time, but also explained the behavior of other classmates, which shows that he really had an epiphany all of a sudden, knew his mistakes, and realized what kind of impact his actions had, so through this incident, he really felt that he would be a new person.

Therefore, he believes that the thief's behavior is "repentance", maybe he didn't feel that his stealing was a serious mistake before, but through this incident, it may have made him have an epiphany all of a sudden. The wrong beginning may not lead to a perfect end, and nothing is certain in life. It's all touching, waiting, and slowly searching!

I think it should be repentance, because there was no evidence, but now he has chosen to confess.