Arrested a group of robbers of workers' property
Recently, at Ba Thien Industrial Park, Binh Xuyen District, Vinh Phuc Province, there have been a series of robberies targeting workers. The subjects used homemade knives with iron pipes attached to them as weapons to threaten and attack, trying to rob phones, including one case where the victim was injured.
On April 19, the Investigation Police Agency of Vinh Phuc Province Police announced that it had initiated a case, detained and arrested the detainees in an emergency, including: Dang Duy Hung (born 2007) and Hoang Van Them (born 2008), both from Yen Binh District, Yen Bai Province, for the act of "Robbery"; La Quang Ha (born 2008), from Yen Son District, Tuyen Quang Province, for the act of "Receiving property obtained by others through crime".
Based on the initial investigation results, it was determined that recently, at Ba Thien Industrial Park, Binh Xuyen District (Vinh Phuc), there have been consecutive robberies targeting workers. The subjects used homemade knives with iron pipes as weapons to threaten and attack to rob phones, including one case of the victim being injured.
Given the seriousness of the incident, identifying a group of subjects with reckless and dangerous criminal behavior, directly affecting the security and order of the industrial park, the Board of Directors of Vinh Phuc Provincial Police has directed the Criminal Police Department to coordinate with functional departments and the police of communes and towns around the industrial park to conduct an investigation, urgently collect evidence, and isolate the suspects.
Through professional measures, at about 9:30 p.m. on April 17, the Criminal Police Department's working group arrested Dang Duy Hung while he was hiding in a karaoke bar in Ba Hien town (Binh Xuyen). Then, at about 10:30 p.m. on the same day, the working group arrested La Quang Ha while he was transporting staff to the karaoke bar. At 10:30 p.m., the working group arrested Hoang Van Them while he was hiding at his house in Yen Binh district.
At the police station, the subjects initially confessed that Hung and Them had known each other when they worked together at Compal Vietnam Co., Ltd. (Ba Hien town). They knew that most of the workers in the company were from other provinces (highlands), renting accommodation in the area around the company, so they often walked. When they finished work in the evening, the road to the accommodation had no electricity, few people passed by, the workers did not go in groups but went alone or in pairs and used their phones as lights.
After inviting each other to rob property, from April 12 to 14, Hung and Them continuously committed many robberies. Specifically, on April 12, seeing Mr. LVH (born in 2009) and Mr. LVN (born in 2008), both from Ha Giang province, after work, walking back to their rented room in Thien Ke commune, Hung and Them rode a motorbike without a license plate, used a homemade knife to block and threaten the victims, and at the same time robbed Mr. N of an Iphone XS Max, worth 7 million VND.
From about 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on April 14, Hung and Them continued to use the above tricks to rob 2 phones of victims VAĐ, from Ha Giang province, and GAT, from Yen Bai province. At about 8:30 p.m. on the same day, Mr. SAC (born 2003), from Lao Cai province, on his way home from work, when he reached a road in Ba Thien Industrial Park (about 500m from the entrance to Thien Ke commune), he was suddenly blocked and threatened by Hung and Them on a motorbike. Seeing that Mr. C did not give him his phone, the group used a knife to slash his left hand, causing injury. Mr. C ran away, so the 2 subjects could not rob the phone.
In the case of Ms. NTT (born in 1976), residing in Thanh Hoa province, riding a motorbike on Highway 310, in Ba Hien town, Hung and Them approached and threatened to force her to hand over her property. However, Ms. T accelerated her motorbike and escaped.
Immediately after robbing the property, Hung and Them also invited Ha to join in selling the property. Although knowing full well that the source of the property was robbery, Ha still agreed and then the group divided the proceeds.
Currently, Vinh Phuc Provincial Police are continuing to investigate and consolidate files to handle the subjects; at the same time, requesting anyone who is a victim of the above robbery to go to the nearest police station or contact Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Viet Hung, Criminal Police Department, phone: 0975125335 for settlement according to regulations.
