You should not be given a bail decision and an enforcement notice. What you should get is the receipt issued by the bank when you go to the bank to pay the deposit. As long as you abide by the regulations informed by the public security organs during the period of bail pending trial (specifically, the provisions of Article 56 of the Criminal Law), the deposit of 1.6 million paid by your family at the end of bail pending trial should be returned to you. As for what you said, at first you just thought someone else took it, but can you prove that you took it and returned it to others? And take it to the internet cafe, which makes people feel that you want to possess it, but you didn't return it immediately after you knew it. No matter what your state of mind was, you didn't take it out until you were caught. Theft must constitute. I also agree with a friend above that your situation is complicated. You should entrust a lawyer and appraise the price of stolen goods. The issue of compensation can only be further negotiated with the factory. Maybe it will be easier for lawyers to negotiate.
Even if the engineer in Henan forgot to take something, you may commit corruption. Let's get a lawyer.