Stealing 2,600 car mirrors in Saigon



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HCMCFollowing the group of thieves, the Special Criminal Squad arrested Nguyen Van Loc, 33, and many others, seized 2,600 rear-view mirrors from luxury cars.

On September 2, the Ho Chi Minh City Criminal Police Department arrested Loc and many conduct suspects. Property theft and Consuming property owned by another person.

The Loc mirror store. Photo: provided by the police.

Thousands of mirrors and car displays were seized at the Loc house. Image: The police provide.

Before that, a number of people reported losing their rear view mirror when parking their cars on empty roads or suburban areas. Many luxury car owners said that for just a few minutes, both mirrors were stolen worth tens of millions of dong.

The leader of the Criminal Police Department leads Team 3 – Criminal Specialties, Secret Routes to Catch Bandages. One night in late August, the recon discovered 48-year-old Phan Minh Phuoc, a suspect in the mirror theft line, driving through many areas around Saigon.

Loc at the investigative agency.  Photo: provided by the police.

Loc at the investigative agency. Image: The police provide.

At the investigation agency, Phuoc admitted many times that he stole the rear view mirror, the expensive windshield wipers from the car and sold them to Nguyen Van Loc and Minh “Quan”. When investigating the Loc home in District 8, police found about 2,600 rearview mirrors.

Loc confessed to his 44-year-old sister Nguyen Thi Kieu Loan and Minh “Quan” buying rear-view mirrors from a group of thieves with prices of several hundred thousand dong. For luxury car mirrors, the price in the company is tens of millions to hundreds of millions of dong, this group has the highest revenue of 5 million. Loc then informs other players about the products available to present them when necessary.

Police determined that the Loc group had benefited hundreds of millions of dong in recent months.

Broken mirrors are also bought.  Photo: provided by the police.

Broken mirrors are also bought. Image: The police provide.

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