"Because she wasn't doing it for money or any other reason; she simply wanted to challenge Hamlet's police.
She failed, but this reason might inspire some imitators. Those professional thieves might see Hamlet as a challenge or a competition.
We can win many times, but as long as we fail once, the price is that our previous successes become meaningless and instead serve as a stepping stone for the other party.
Moreover, even if we catch them in the end, what's the use?
We can't publicly sentence them to death for stealing these things, and imprisoning them would take up valuable prison resources and cost money to keep them.
If we let them do labor reform, you've seen these guys' strength; those prison guards simply can't match them.
These chains mean nothing to them; a piece of wire, an iron plate can unlock them, and high walls mean nothing.
We can't waste resources on these guys. I'd find dying here bothersome, so handle this matter discreetly, it can't be public."
