Thief driving car crashes into electric pole on the way to escape
Being chased by the police while breaking into a house, two thieves drove a car and broke an electric pole, one of them broke his leg and shoulder.
At around 3am on October 8, five young men in a four-seater Kia car and a motorbike parked next to the three-story house of Mr. Vu Thanh Chung (55 years old) on National Highway 1K, Linh Xuan Ward, Thu Duc District, Ho Chi Minh City. Two of them wore jackets, masks and gloves, and hats with flashlights on the front, climbed over the gate, and walked along the trees to avoid being hit.camera
After breaking the back door, one of the intruders went to the first floor to search for keys to open the glass doors and the garage door for four motorbikes. The other guy went upstairs to look for property.
Hearing the noise, the homeowner's daughter (28 years old) came out of her room to check and saw a stranger so she shouted loudly to alert the four family members. The two thieves ran downstairs and climbed over the gate to escape.
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| The thieves' car crashed into an electric pole. Photo: Dinh Van |
The ward police were patrolling and discovered and chased. One of the suspects escaped on foot. The two drivers drove away for 800 meters before crashing into two electric poles in front of the Linh Xuan Ward People's Committee, Thu Duc District. One suspect was pulled out of the deformed car by two accomplices on a motorbike and taken away. The other was injured and stuck in the front seat and was taken to the hospital by the police.
According to the host, the groupthieftook the iPhone 10, the piggy bank with a few hundred thousand and the handbag but only had the papers. "My daughter has a habit of sleeping with the door open so she discovered it in time, otherwise they would have taken all the motorbike and property," said Mr. Chung.
Mr. Vu Quoc Bao, Chairman of Linh Xuan Ward People's Committee, said that the thief was taken to the emergency room with a broken leg and broken shoulder, and the police are taking statements.