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New | Underwear thief foiled after 2,000 pieces of lingerie stolen from neighbours cause ceiling collapse

The used underwear, which belonged to women in Yulin City, China, had been stolen by a male resident and hidden above ceiling tiles in his residential building's stairwells.

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A man in Guangxi province stole a colourful array of more than 2,000 sets of women's lingerie from his neighbours over the course of a year. Photo: SCMP Pictures
He Huifengin Guangdong

Some thieves have a penchant for the strangest things. 

Residents in Yulin city, Guangxi province, were treated to a colourful array of more than 2,000 sets of women’s lingerie laid out neatly on the ground at a public space in their neighbourhood on Saturday.

The used underwear, which belonged to women in the neighbourhood, had been stolen by a male resident over the course of the year, news website Gxnews.com.cn reported.

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The report said the man hid the stolen lingerie above ceiling tiles in a number of stairwells within the residential building where he lived.

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His perverse deed was uncovered only when one of the stairwells’ ceilings gave way under the weight of his loot, and several sets of bras and knickers came tumbling down.

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