Group robbed 1.1 billion VND in villa discussed escaping to Cambodia

Regarding the case of "Arresting a group of robbers of 1.1 billion VND in a villa in Ho Chi Minh City" as reported by SGGP Newspaper, on the afternoon of April 30, Ho Chi Minh City Police held a press conference to provide detailed information about the case and commend the collectives and individuals who have made outstanding achievements in the fight against crime.

Post online to find accomplices to rob a villa

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thanh Hung, Head of the Criminal Police Department (PC02), Ho Chi Minh City Police, said that after the 363 Ho Chi Minh City Police force patrolled and discovered a group of suspicious individuals appearing in District 12, they reported it to the unit's leaders. Major General Mai Hoang, Deputy Director of Ho Chi Minh City Police, directed the District 12 Police to coordinate with PC02 to verify and clarify this group.

Through that, the police identified Nguyen Duc Tien (born in 1993, residing in Quang Ngai province), Le Van Sy (born in 1998, residing in Kien Giang province), Do Van Tuan (born in 1996, residing in Nam Dinh province) as members of the Facebook fanpage "Group of bankrupt people who want to take risks". Tien was the one who posted the article on the group, inviting other members of the fanpage to go rob properties at villas.

Among them, Tuan and Si agreed to participate. After surveying many villas in Ho Chi Minh City and Binh Duong province, Tien and his accomplices chose Ms. TTL's villa on Le Thi Rieng Street, District 12 to carry out the attack.

Nguyen Duc Tien masterminded the robbery

The head of PC02 said that this group of robbers was very daring, the group prepared 3 Thai knives, rolls of tape, black spray paint, 4 pairs of medical gloves. The group discussed that after breaking into the house, they would tie up the victim, threaten him with a knife to rob him; the group even forced the victim to transfer money to a bank account.

The three discussed and agreed to commit the crime on the night of April 29. However, before the crime, Tuan changed his mind and did not participate, but went home to Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province. Although one member withdrew, Si and Tien still carried out the plan.

Tuan (left cover) and Si were arrested by the police.

At 11:30 p.m. on April 29, Tien and Si brought the prepared tools to Mrs. L's house. Tien stood outside on guard, while Si climbed through the main gate into the house. When Si had just taken Mrs. L's handbag (with 1.1 billion VND inside), he was caught red-handed by Department PC02 and District 12 Police, along with Mr. B. and Mr. Q. (Mrs. L.'s personal driver), and taken to headquarters.

Advise people to be vigilant

Lieutenant Colonel Duong Dinh Lap, Deputy Chief of District 12 Police, said that Tien's group had made careful preparations, studying the family circumstances and the living habits of the people in the villa. This was a very daring group of robbers, the subjects discussed very carefully, even calculating the escape route. Specifically, this group discussed fleeing to Cambodia after committing the crime.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thanh Hung advised people not to join bad associations and groups to avoid being lured into illegal activities by bad guys. Regarding these groups, the Ministry of Public Security has issued a plan and directive to prevent and combat crimes in cyberspace. From there, Department PC02 has implemented professional measures in cyberspace, recorded information sources, and deployed effective investigation and verification plans.

The Head of PC02 Department shared that during the April 30 and May 1 holidays, 100% of Ho Chi Minh City Police officers and soldiers will be on duty to ensure the safety of tourists and people coming to Ho Chi Minh City to travel and have fun.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thanh Hung, Head of the Criminal Police Department (PC02), Ho Chi Minh City Police, shares about the process of solving the case.

"From now until the end of the year, PC02 Department and the police of districts will continue to vigorously fight against street crimes, especially robberies and snatching crimes. In particular, we strive to solve 100% of robberies and 98% of snatching cases. As for crimes of throwing paint and debt collection, there have been no recorded cases in Ho Chi Minh City in the past 8 months," Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thanh Hung shared.

To achieve the above goal, the Head of the Criminal Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police acknowledged the great contributions and support of the people in receiving information and investigating cases; in the coming time, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Thanh Hung hopes to receive more of this support.

In addition, the Head of PC02 recommends that people, when robbed or robbed of their property, should not fight back, but should find a way to ensure their own safety; then immediately go to the nearest police station to report. This will greatly help the police in preventing, arresting, and stopping the evil from continuing.

CHI THACH

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