Buying motorbikes from thieves in Ho Chi Minh City, Nhieu transported them to Tay Ninh and then sold them to Cambodia to make a profit.
On June 29, the Investigation Police Agency of District 1 Police (HCMC) initiated a case, prosecuted the accused, and temporarily detained Le Van Thien Loc (29 years old, residing in District 7) to investigate the act of "Theft of property"; Pham Ta Hoang Huy (35 years old, residing in District 3) and Pham Thanh Nhieu (37 years old, from Tay Ninh) for the act of "Receiving property obtained by others through crime".
Among them, Loc just got out of prison for "Theft of property", Huy just got out of prison for "Receiving property obtained by others through crime".
From left to right, Loc, Huy and Nhieu.
According to the investigation, Loc had no job and needed money to spend, so he came up with the idea of stealing property. On the afternoon of May 16, Loc walked from his house in District 7 to District 1 to find vulnerable property to commit the theft.
Late at night, Loc discovered that no one was watching the motorbike parked in front of the shop on Ho Tung Mau Street (Ben Nghe Ward, District 1), so he broke the lock and escaped. After that, Loc went online to ask someone to make a new key for him to use and then sold it to Huy for 3.5 million VND.
Upon receiving the victim’s report, detectives arrested Loc and invited Huy to come in for questioning. At the investigation agency, the two said they knew each other because they were both participating in a group buying and selling motorbikes online. After buying the motorbike from Loc, Huy sold it to Nhieu for 4.2 million VND. Before that, Huy and Nhieu had frequently contacted and agreed to buy and sell motorbikes without papers due to crime.
From this testimony, a reconnaissance team was sent to Nhieu's residence in Tay Ninh province to arrest the suspect and seize many related exhibits.
Regarding the motorbike purchased from Huy, Nhieu said he sold it to Lam Van Thai (44 years old, from Tay Ninh) for 5 million VND. When invited to work, Thai said he sold the motorbike to a Cambodian man (unknown origin) for 6 million VND.
The case is being investigated and handled by the police.
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