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According to relevant media reports, a man in Changsha rushed into an upscale car shop with a mallet in hand, smashed millions of luxury cars and was eventually arrested on charges of intentionally damaging property.

It is understood that the suspect Guo, who is from Youxian County, Hunan Province, inspected a snack project in his hometown and was optimistic about it, but it was estimated that he needed 4 million yuan because he had no money. Once Guo saw the high price of Ferrari on the Internet, so he had an idea. After learning that there is a car company in Hunan that sells Ferrari, Guo wants to find the owner of the 4S store to finance his snack project.

But because he didn't know how to find the boss, Guo finally had an idea to attract the boss's attention by smashing the car, so that he could meet their boss and persuade him to finance his own project.

On the afternoon of August 6th, Guo first went to the hardware store near the 4S store to buy a mallet, then took the mallet to the showroom of the 4S store, went directly to a brand new Ferrari P0RT0FIN0 (Potofino) with a sales price of more than 3 million yuan, and hit the car with a mallet, resulting in damage to the hood, windshield, co-driver door, door glass, rear fuel tank cover and other parts of the car. Seeing this, the staff hugged him, took away his gavel and called the police. Then the public security police rushed to the scene to capture him.

After Guo was arrested, he explained his purpose of smashing the car. At the same time, Guo said that he wanted to find a bank as a mortgage, but he did not have any mortgaged materials.

After identification, the damage value of the vehicle reached more than 500,000 yuan.

Finally, the people's Procuratorate of Tianxin District of Changsha City approved the arrest of the suspect Guo on suspicion of intentional destruction of property.

Do not admire the man's courage and ideas, although entrepreneurship is encouraged, but the crooked road can not be taken, do not take illegal ways to attract eyeballs, it will only be counterproductive. What do netizens think about this?

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