Suspects under investigation for thefts at four unmanned stores in South Korea

Police have begun pursuing the suspects after a series of cash thefts occurred at four unmanned stores in the South Korean cities of Icheon and Yeoju.
According to a report by Yonhap News on the 15th, two people believed to be men were found at an unmanned store in Icheon City around 9 pm the previous day.
They are believed to have broken into the cash storage box, stolen the cash and fled. They then used the same method to rob two other unmanned stores in Icheon, and at around 10:20 p.m.
The crimes were reportedly continued at unmanned stores in Yeoju City. The suspects are said to have used motorcycles to travel between stores, with the damage at each store estimated at hundreds of thousands of won (tens of thousands of yen).
The scale of the theft is said to be 100%. The police are currently checking their movements through surveillance cameras and other means. A police official said, "There have been a series of thefts at unmanned stores, and we are tracking down the two suspects.
"We are currently investigating," he said, adding, "We cannot disclose specific details as the investigation is ongoing."