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On September 2, the Ho Chi Minh City Criminal Police Department said it had just successfully destroyed the burglary line and consumed car glass on a large scale in the Ho Chi Minh City area.
Recently, many vehicle owners went to the Ho Chi Minh City district police to report that they were hacked into the rear view mirror of all types of cars.
The most “visited” area for thieves is in the suburbs or on empty roads.
Faced with the above situation, the leaders of the Ho Chi Minh City Police ordered the Criminal Police Department to investigate. Through the follow-up time, the recognition has obtained information about the line specialized in the theft and consumption of auto glass in the Ho Chi Minh City area.
At the end of August 28, an explorer discovered a young man with questionable signs, for which he carried out an administrative check. Suddenly examined, this young man showed his tools and justified that he was hunting wild cats. However, because he knew the subject’s background, the scout invited him to the office.
Faced with irrefutable evidence, the young man admitted his crime. The issue of declaring the name of Phan Minh Phuoc (SN 1972, living in District 4) has triggered four cases of car glass theft in the districts of Ho Chi Minh City.
Phuoc often sold the stolen property to people named Loc and Minh Quan to spend money.
According to Phuoc’s testimony, on the afternoon of August 29, the police arrested Nguyen Van Loc (SN 1987, hometown of Vinh Long, temporarily residing in District 8). Loc was arrested while disguised as a Grab driver for shopping at stalls.
Working with the police, Loc confessed to his sister, Nguyen Thi Kieu Loan (SN 1976) and a man named Quan, that he had been selling car rear view mirrors for five months.
On August 30, the police force registered the whereabouts of these 3 subjects in District 8, seized 2,600 rear-view mirrors of all types of vehicles. Loan and Quan were passive, so they fled quickly.
The criminal police department is seeking Loan and Quan to handle property theft and consumption of property acquired by other criminals.
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