Verifying information about the robber using a helmet to attack a motorbike taxi driver
When arriving at the drop-off point, driver M. was attacked by a passenger with a helmet and had his cell phone stolen. Although no property was lost, driver M. suffered serious head injuries...
On October 27, Binh Chanh District Police, Ho Chi Minh City invited Mr. D.VM (born in 1998, a motorbike taxi driver) to the headquarters to provide information to clarify the robbery case that driver M. posted online.
According to Mr. M.'s report, in the early morning of October 26, Mr. M. accepted a ride to take a man about 30 years old from Nguyen Bieu Street, Ward 2, District 5 to Cay Bang Street (Hamlet 2, Tan Kien Commune, Binh Chanh District).
Upon arrival, driver M. was attacked by a man with a helmet on his head, causing bleeding. While driver M. was stunned, the man snatched his cell phone, but driver M. struggled and shouted, so the man ran away.
Some people living in this area said that at around 3am, people heard the shouts of driver M. Mr. PVH (born in 1976) said that when people ran out, the subject escaped, but driver M. was injured in the head and bleeding profusely. People gave first aid to driver M. and advised him to go to the hospital for a check-up.
Because no property was lost, driver M. did not report the incident to the police, only reported it to the company where he worked and shared information about the robbery on social media, warning other people who work as technology motorbike taxi drivers to be vigilant.
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