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What Crime Does Stealing Electricity from Graves Constitute? (What to Do if a Grave is Stolen)

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According to China\’s criminal law, stealing electricity from graves constitutes

What Crime Does Stealing Electricity from Graves Constitute? (What to Do if a Grave is Stolen)

According to China’s criminal law, stealing electricity from graves constitutes the crime of theft. Today, the Hangzhou Internet Court publicly announced the verdict of a Bitcoin mining electricity theft case. It was reported that during the period from August 28, 2017, to the end of January 2018, a large number of citizens discovered, or after investigation, secretly transported their computers to an office of a certain company and used the power supply from the desk to steal electricity, which constituted a criminal act. The person arrested was identified as Li Moumou (pseudonym Yang Moumou).

What to Do if a Grave is Stolen

According to official sources, the stolen coin case is steadily progressing. According to the person in charge, there have been three property theft incidents in recent times. First, in March 2020, during the “harvest season,” a well-known mining site in Beijing discovered a huge pit in their own mountain, and the excavated soil directly entered their own territory without being cleared.

The second incident occurred in September last year, when an ancient local government in Hangzhou collected suggestions and requirements from residents to sell their land. Two changes have occurred in these two incidents: first, the local police found an address, but this address did not provide any evidence or proof of identity; second, hackers used this address to launch attacks and steal some properties. Third, no bank has prepared for this investigation. Fourth, in early 2018, a man named Mr. Liu claimed in a tweet on his phone, “I have searched your house thoroughly, and now it has turned into a Bitcoin.”

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