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Core Viewpoint - The company is facing significant losses due to the theft of shared charging devices, with over 1,000 units reported missing and direct economic losses exceeding 70,000 yuan [1][12]. Group 1: Theft Incidents - The thefts primarily occurred in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, with over 200 units reported stolen in May alone [2][4]. - The suspects are described as wearing hats and masks, making identification difficult, and the thefts typically happen during late night and early morning hours [2][4]. - The method of theft involves violently dismantling charging cabinets to extract the devices quickly, often within 30 seconds [4]. Group 2: System and Recovery Issues - The stolen charging devices are marked as "abnormal" in the system, preventing their use unless they are "unlocked" by specialized equipment [4][7]. - There are indications that the stolen devices may be circulating on second-hand trading platforms, with offers as low as 6 yuan per unit for "non-functional" devices [7][5]. Group 3: Law Enforcement and Industry Response - The company has reported the thefts multiple times to local police, but the scattered nature of the incidents complicates enforcement efforts [8][12]. - Industry experts suggest that the thefts may be part of a larger gray market for electronic waste, where components from stolen devices are sold for profit [13]. - Recommendations include integrating shared devices into urban surveillance systems and collaborating with law enforcement to combat the emerging gray market [14].