14 held for digging tombs
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Fourteen suspects have been detained over tomb raiding in Beijing’s Haidian District, police said yesterday.
The suspects were caught at the scene on December 1. According to police, they had dressed as construction workers and sneaked into a construction site to dig into tombs believed to exist under the site.
Police were alerted to the situation when they received a call saying a group of suspicious people were often seen digging at the construction site at night.
Police also found ancient copper coins and ancient silver hairpins in a car belonging to the suspects.
The suspects told police they were migrant workers who had come to Beijing looking for employment.
They made detecting devices and bought hard hats and shovels to pose as construction workers to raid tombs under construction sites.
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