Vinh City Police Arrested 3 Subjects for Property Theft
On January 17, Vinh City Police said that the unit had just successfully broken up a case, arresting 3 subjects for property theft.
Previously, Vinh City Police received a report from Mr. LNT (born in 1973), residing in Duc Tho block, Hung Loc ward, about: On the night of January 8, his private house was broken into by thieves who stole 600 kg of aluminum, 1 Kitar 3 OHP air compressor, 2 XingFa aluminum door punching machines, 5 sets of iron scaffolding and some other construction materials, with a total value of more than 170 million VND.
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On the same day, Mr. MTL (born in 1971), residing in Ha Huy Tap ward, reported that his family had been broken into by a thief who stole a Vertu Signature mobile phone worth 70 million VND and some money from a car parked in the yard.
To concentrate forces and means to fight and clarify, Vinh City Police have established a special project and assigned the Criminal Police Team to preside.
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In order to avoid detection by authorities, after committing the crime, the subjects divided the stolen property, moved to other localities to sell the property, took money for personal expenses, and played games.
Therefore, the Task Force encountered many difficulties in the process of verifying and recovering assets. The Task Force assigned working groups to follow every smallest clue to capture the subjects.
Synchronously deploying professional measures, on January 15, the Special Task Force arrested three subjects: Le Van Ngo (born in 1990), residing in Quy Hop town, Quy Hop district; Phan Huu Phuoc (born in 2000) and Ngo Duc Hoa (born in 1991), both residing in Hung Tay commune, Hung Nguyen district.
At the police station, the subjects initially admitted to their illegal acts. Because they knew each other before, the subjects discussed and agreed to assign tasks to commit thefts to get money for personal expenses and gaming.
Accordingly, Ngo, Phuoc, and Hoa rode motorbikes through the streets, taking advantage of the families' lack of vigilance, especially at night when the homeowners were fast asleep, to break in and steal property, then sell it and split the money among themselves.
Initially, the police determined that the subjects had successfully carried out two thefts of property with a total value of about 250 million VND.
Currently, the case is being further investigated and expanded.
