Recently, South China University of Technology publicly expelled a senior student, who started to steal from school many times in 2006 and was finally caught red-handed.

Zhou Hong, a community policeman from South China University of Technology, disclosed in his blog yesterday that Zhang Zetao, a worker from China University, recently expelled a senior student from the school, who was caught red-handed for stealing in the school. After the trial, the classmate confessed to many thefts since 2006. Stolen things include laptops, mobile phones, bank cards, wallets, Yangcheng Pass cards, etc. Its behavior has seriously violated national laws and relevant regulations of the school. In line with strict school rules and discipline and the purpose of educating himself and his students, the school gave him the punishment of expulsion from school.

And hand over the case to the public security organ for handling.

It is reported that the student is an adult with full capacity, and the accumulated value of stolen goods exceeds 5,000 yuan, which is a "huge amount" of theft. According to Article 264 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), he can be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years and fined. (Reporter Sean)