Thief in Noida Returns Phone as It Is Not the OnePlus 9 Pro

If you lot alive around the NCR region in India, and so you might know that on-road break-in and item-snatching is, unfortunately, a common practise around Delhi and Noida. Still, a commencement-of-its-kind incident took identify in Noida recently. A thief commencement snatched a smartphone from an private and and then returned it because information technology was not the OnePlus nine Pro!

The incident happened with a announcer named Debayan Roy (@DebayonRoy) nigh the Sector 52 metro station in Noida. Roy shared the story via a tweet and Twitterati's were only amused. You can cheque out the tweet right beneath.

Piddling numb as I write this.
Sector 52 Noida Metro

A beau with a blackness mask snatches my phone while I was messaging. I run. He turns back.. runs towards me.

"Bhai mujhe laga One Plus 9 pro model hai" Drops it on the floor and runs again. #WhatWasThis

— Debayan Roy (@DebayonRoy) Apr 5, 2021

Now, as information technology happened, Roy was messaging on his smartphone when a man with a blackness mask snatched the device out of his hands and made a run for it. The journalist, to retrieve his smartphone, instantly started running behind the homo.

However, to Roy's astonishment, he saw the thief running back towards him. After coming back to the victim, the thief said "Bhai mujhe laga OnePlus 9 pro model hai". This, in English, translates to "Brother I thought it was the OnePlus 9 Pro model". Then he dropped the phone to the ground and ran out of the scene.

So, in a surprising plow of events, the thief returned the smartphone to its owner because information technology was not the latest and greatest from OnePlus.

If you are wondering which device did the thief actually take and then returned, Roy revealed that he has been using the Samsung Galaxy S10.

This incident gained a ton of traction on Twitter. While some users merely laughed as it was too funny, others pointed out the fact that thieves at present accept college standards. I user, however, pointed out the verbal thought I had after reading about this by saying that all modern Android devices look similar to each other with their notches and punch-hole displays. And it is kinda true.

Moreover, I must say that Roy was lucky to exist using an old Samsung flagship instead of the latest OnePlus 9 Pro. Simply if you are using a high-finish device, yous might not be lucky enough if something like this happens to you.

So, when you are in crowded public places around such regions in Bharat, do retrieve to go on an center on your pockets and in plow, continue your belongings safe.