Breaking up a ring specializing in counterfeiting motorbike papers
The assembled vehicles are mainly 2-stroke, large-capacity vehicles, branded Suzuki Sport and Suzuki Satria. After being fully assembled, the subjects use fake license plates and vehicle registration papers to circulate and sell to many customers.
On January 13, a representative of the Economic Police Department, Phu Yen Provincial Police confirmed that they had prosecuted and temporarily detained three people for forging seals and documents of agencies and organizations.
The arrested subjects include: Le Khac Thong (28 years old, in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City); Thieu Minh Hoang (23 years old, in Ea Ly commune, Song Hinh district, Phu Yen province) and Luong Cong Hi (23 years old, in Ward 9, Tuy Hoa city, Phu Yen province).
Phu Yen Provincial Police read the decision to prosecute the case, prosecute the accused and order the temporary detention of all 3 subjects.
The decision to prosecute the case, prosecute the accused and issue an order to temporarily detain all three subjects was made on January 12, 2018.
Previously, using professional measures, the Phu Yen Provincial Police's reconnaissance force discovered a motorbike repair shop named "Hoang Tay Ga" owned by Thieu Minh Hoang, which specialized in buying spare parts of unknown origin from Ho Chi Minh City to illegally assemble.
Many fake documents are made in a sophisticated way.
The assembled vehicles are mainly 2-stroke, large-capacity vehicles, branded Suzuki Sport and Suzuki Satria. After being fully assembled, these subjects coordinated with each other to use fake license plates and vehicle registration papers to circulate and sell to many customers nationwide.
The Director of Phu Yen Provincial Police has established a secret project 917T to fight and collect documents against Thieu Minh Hoang and other subjects on the illegal assembly of motorbikes; using fake registration certificates and license plates to circulate and sell for illegal profits.
Currently, Phu Yen provincial police are expanding to continue investigating the case.
Phu Yen Provincial Police seized 31 motorbikes without legal documents; 26 fake vehicle registration certificates; 40 fake license plates and many spare parts and tools for assembling vehicles.
The case is under further investigation.
