Arrested the guy who stole antiques worth billions of dong and buried them in a vacant lot
The authorities decided to prosecute the case and prosecute the suspect who stole antiques worth billions of dong and then buried them in a vacant lot.
On December 17, the Ba Dinh District Police Department announced that it had just initiated a case and prosecuted the suspect Phung Viet Manh (born in 1987, residing in Team 12, Village 3, Thach Da, Me Linh) to investigate the act of property theft.
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| Subject Phung Viet Manh. |
Previously, at around 1 a.m. on November 30, Phung Viet Manh used pliers to break the door lock, then sneaked into a house in lane 95, Vinh Phuc street, Vinh Phuc ward, Ba Dinh district, and stole many antiques worth billions of dong.
After that, Manh took the motorbike in the house and fled with the antiques.
Immediately after receiving the report from the people, Ba Dinh District Police urgently deployed forces to investigate, verify, and track down the perpetrator. On December 8, the Ba Dinh District Police Criminal Police Team arrested Phung Viet Manh.
At the police station, the subject confessed that after taking the above antiques, he buried them in a vacant lot in Co Nhue 1 ward, Bac Tu Liem. The authorities have recovered all of the above evidence.
Currently, Ba Dinh District Police are consolidating the case file to handle the subject according to the law./.
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