Vietnamese American robbed a taxi in broad daylight

Taken to the hospital for treatment of his injuries, the Vietnamese American refused to go in for examination and ran out the gate, stole a taxi and drove away.

On the morning of June 12, the Department of Investigation of Social Order Crimes (PC45) of Ho Chi Minh City Police said it had just handed over Cao Dinh Khoi (born 1978, American nationality) to District 5 police to investigate the act of "robbery".

Subject Cao Dinh Khoi at the police station

Previously, at noon on June 11, after receiving a report from the police of Ward 1, District 5 about a taxi robbery that had just occurred in front of the Orthopedic Trauma Hospital, detectives from Department PC45 quickly arrived at the scene to grasp the situation.

Accordingly, a young man around 30 years old was taken by his family to the Orthopedic Trauma Hospital for emergency treatment with a finger injury. However, upon entering the hospital, the subject refused to be examined and instead ran out the hospital gate and got into a taxi 51F-57519 driven by Le Hoang Cam (born 1982, residing in Nha Be District). Suddenly, the subject attacked Cam, pushed the victim out of the car and sped away.

Through professional measures, the detectives identified the perpetrator of the robbery as Khoi and proceeded to arrest him. In the afternoon of the same day, when Khoi went to the French-Vietnamese Hospital to treat his hand wound, he was arrested by the criminal detectives.

At the investigation agency, Khoi admitted his crime and said that after taking the taxi, he drove it to the intersection of 3/2 and Nguyen Tri Phuong streets and left it on the side of the road. The police later recovered the vehicle.

The case is under investigation./.

According to vov