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ATM thief takes pity on his victim, returns stolen money after checking her account balance (video)

An armed thief has shocked many on social media after he returned stolen money to his victim at the ATM stand in a bank in Heyuan, China.

According to reports by CGTN, the incidence which took place at the premises of ICBC Bank in the country had been captured on a surveillance camera which was installed in the premises of the financial institution.

In the video which surfaced online, the woman who was identified as Li, was seen trying to withdraw some money from the ATM. She had, however, been approached by an unknown man who was dressed in black.

Some moments later, the poor woman had handed over the withdrawn money to the robber.

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The twist in the event had taken place after the robber requested to check the account balance of his victim. Upon realizing that she did not have enough money in her bank account, he had taken pity on her and returned the money to her.

See the video below:

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It was reported that after the video surfaced online and became a viral sensation, officers of the Heyuan police arrested the robber.

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In other news, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of a Nigerian lay who had taken to social media to call out a man who had stolen her sister's ATM card.

The lady had shared the information on popular micro blogging platform, Twitter. She disclosed that the thief had withdrawn N120,000 and also used the card to purchase pizza.

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