Fisherman Catches Huge Fish, Then Makes Unusual Discovery
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I haven't done anything to prepare for that.
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"No, we don't have plans like that," Mark replied. He reached over and pulled a small object from the dashboard of his car. He placed it in the center of the catfish's back - a vibration sensor. When it detects vibrations in the water, it relays them to the car's computer. The officer asked, "But how can this help us?" The sensors installed throughout the lake picked up strong vibrations. When the thief came back to dump the remaining loot, the sensors would pick up the vibrations. This small device would report the exact location of the robbers. And maybe Mark and the agents would be able to stop them before they got away. They quickly put the right strategy into action.
All the jewels were removed.
He removed all the diamonds from the fish's mouth and returned them to the sea. On his computer, the vibrations in the water were very noticeable, but when the criminals poured out the stolen goods, the vibrations increased significantly. It occurred at night. Mark and one of the agents remained in the car, readying their walkie-talkies. More than 50 police officers lined up around the lake and moved apart. According to the report, at about 1:52 a.m., a large tremor was observed on the northwest side of the lake. 08-42-12 is the coordinate. Hurry there! The news was accurate. Within minutes, at least eight police officers arrived on the scene, and as a result, the criminals were arrested without weapons. The men were arrested and the stolen goods were recovered. The mayor recognized Mark as an honorary citizen. And he became famous. A modest fisherman who picked up more than $54 million from the bottom of the lake. All thanks to the world's largest freshwater fish. What a story, there it is!
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