Daylight, an old car pulls over at the roadside.
Inside the car, Robber A in a mask holding a pistol turns to Robber B also in mask, who takes out a dagger beneath his seat.
Robber A:
Look.
Robber B:
Two girls.
Robber A:
Let’s do it.
Robber B:
Ok.
The robbers point weapons at the passersby.
Robber A:
Don’t move! Otherwise I’ll kill you.
Robber B:
May you please hand over all the money in your possession and your mobile phones?
Passerby A:
You’ll never get our money and phones.
Passerby B:
They don’t belong to you.
The robbers assault the passersby and snatch their briefcases and mobile phones.
Robber A:
Damn, I can’t open the briefcases.
Robber B:
My god, the warning messages appear on the phones.
Passerby A:
They’re the products we’ve developed to help people protect their valuable items
from street robbery.
Passerby B:
Anyone opening the briefcase must be fingerprinted by a built-in scanner.
The fingerprints’re transmitted to a wireless network for comparison with a database of
the owner as well as known criminals.
A tracking application’s installed on our phones in case they get stolen.
Passerby A:
We’re community volunteers working closely with the local authority and police to launch
a campaign against street robbery. There’re watchful eyes throughout the town.
Passerby B:
We collect donations for the orphans who’ve lost their parents in street robbery.
The children feel very lonely and scared. They often gaze at their family photos.
From time to time they’re roused during sleep and shout for help.
Silence for several minutes.
The robbers burst into tears and kneel down surrendering their gun and knife. Then they go to the nearby police station.