On Dec. 19, against the backdrop of sunlight shining through the bustling crowds of the vegetable market and on the busy stalls, the police in Hubei quietly launched their special operation. They dressed in civilian clothes and skillfully integrated into the crowd, as if they were ordinary grocery buyers, but in fact they had an important mission - to raise citizens' awareness of theft and fraud.

Around 10 a.m., the police were scattered around the market, their eyes sharp, keeping an eye on what was going on around them. Suddenly, a man in a black down jacket caught their attention. He seemed nervous, looking around frequently and holding a cell phone tightly in his hand. The police quickly judged that this could be a precursor to a theft.

The opportunity came. At this moment, a police officer pretended to inadvertently walk up to the man and asked softly, "Brother, is your phone a new model? It looks pretty good." The man was stunned, then relaxed his guard and began chatting with the police. At the same time, other police officers also quietly approached other possible suspects.

In just five minutes, the police's actions unfolded like a cloud. They used daily conversations to subtly guide the suspect to relax his vigilance and then quickly shot. The first target, the man who was nervous about the handshake machine, was subtly asked by the police, and his mobile phone fell. Then, under the same strategy, the other two suspects unconsciously handed over their mobile phones.

This scene was like a sudden magic show for the other citizens in the market. They watched in amazement as the police quietly completed the task without the suspect noticing. This immersive publicity method not only allowed the citizens to learn the knowledge of anti-theft and fraud in a relaxed and happy atmosphere, but also made them deeply appreciate the professionalism and wisdom of the police.

In-depth analysis of this incident, we can see that the actions of the police were not simply "raids", but orchestrated and strategically deployed. They took advantage of the weakness of human nature, that is, people are more likely to expose their flaws when they are relaxed. Through daily conversations, the police skillfully gained the trust of the suspects and created favorable conditions for the subsequent operation.

In addition, this publicity method also reflects the innovation of modern policing. In the traditional publicity model, people are often bored with boring lectures and leaflets. This time, the police have integrated anti-theft and deception knowledge into daily life through practical operation, so that citizens have been inadvertently educated. This "moisturizing things and silent" publicity effect is undoubtedly more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

In short, this "surprise" operation by the Hubei police in the vegetable market is not only a successful anti-theft and fraud propaganda, but also a model of policing innovation. It not only raises the safety awareness of citizens, but also provides valuable experience for policing in other regions.