The stolen card was used 17 times in 6 hours...The culprit was arrested while singing at a karaoke bar = South Korea

Police have caught a criminal who used a credit card stolen from an unmanned store's lost and found box 17 times in six hours. On the 18th, the Korean National Police Agency posted on its official YouTube channel that
A man in his 40s is charged with theft and violation of the Credit Specialty Financial Business Act after paying approximately 700,000 won (approximately 70,000 yen) with a credit card stolen from a convenience store in Dobong-gu, Rui City. Suspect A
A video of the arrest was released. Police were dispatched on the 24th after receiving a report from Mr. B, the owner of the card, who said, ``I lost my credit card, but someone has been using it.''
When I arrived at the convenience store where the credit card was last used, Suspect A had already left, and the convenience store's CCTV (security camera) showed that Suspect A had already left.
Suspect A's facial features and clothing were confirmed through the footage. At that time, Mr. B hurriedly contacted him and said, ``I just received a message that the payment was made at ____ karaoke,'' and the police headed to the karaoke shop.
The police, who had checked Suspect A's appearance and clothing at a convenience store, arrested Suspect A on the spot as he was singing at a karaoke bar. At the time of his arrest, Suspect A was carefree and singing songs without knowing that the police were dispatched.
It is said that he was The culprit, who paid 80,000 won (approximately 8,800 yen) at the last payment location, a karaoke shop, was investigated to have spent about 700,000 won over 17 hours in 6 hours.
According to Article 4, Paragraph 1, Item 4 of the Credit Specialized Financial Business Act, ``A person who sells or uses a credit card or debit card obtained by extortion, EMBEZZLEMENT, deception, or blackmail.
"A person" can be sentenced to "up to seven years' imprisonment or a fine of up to 50 million won (approximately 5.5 million yen)."