Unemployed man in his 20s arrested for breaking into homes in Hangzhou, China, posing as a courier - Chinese report

An unemployed man in his 20s was arrested in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, for allegedly opening the door of a house and breaking into a house while posing as a courier.
According to a statement released on the 15th by the Hangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau Shangcheng District Branch, the suspect, Lin (24), was arrested at 7 a.m. on the 11th.
Around 40 minutes (local time), the suspect visited a residence in Kamishiro Ward, posing as a courier. A female resident told her from inside the house, ``Leave (the package) in front of the door,'' but Hayashi said, ``You can't hand over the package without a signature.''
"Yes," he said, opening the door. Hayashi broke into the house the moment the woman opened the door, but was resisted by the woman and her family and immediately fled.
Video posted online shows Hayashi breaking into a house with a knife in his pocket.
ing. About 30 seconds after hearing the woman's screams and breaking in, Hayashi jumped out of the house and ran away. Police received a report from a resident and took Hayashi into custody on the same day.
Police currently have Hayashi in criminal custody and are conducting a detailed investigation.