This was a public place, so as long as people didn't violate moral standards or the law, they were free to do whatever they wanted.
The police had no right to interfere.
They were already used to people gathering nearby to follow the progress of a case.
After all, enjoying the spectacle was a "common ailment" for most people.
The two girls quickly led the police to the grilled fish restaurant.
"It's right here."
The short-haired girl hurried forward a few steps.
Then she turned and pointed to a spot near the restaurant entrance.
"He picked up my bracelet right here."
"I called out to him."
"I said the bracelet was mine..."
"But he turned around and ran."
The short-haired girl was a little agitated.
The man's decisive escape had really startled her at the time.
She hadn't reacted for a moment.
Yingying had been the first to chase after him.
Only then had she hurried after her friend, a beat behind, sprinting all the way.
The police looked up and surveyed the area.
They soon spotted a camera in a corner by the restaurant entrance.
The captain went straight to the server standing behind the counter, watching them with a curious expression.
The curiosity on the server's face turned to confusion.
There was even a hint of unease.
After all, anyone approached by the police would instinctively feel a little apprehensive.
They'd worry that something bad had happened...
"Hello."
The server did her best to smile naturally.
She could vaguely sense many eyes fixed on her.
Their intent was unclear...
The server unconsciously clasped her hands tightly in front of her.
"Hello."
The captain got straight to the point. "I'd like to look at the footage from your surveillance cameras."
He pointed