Two lines of stealing and selling fake cars on a “huge” scale in Ho Chi Minh City have been eliminated

On March 30, the police of Binh Thanh district, Ho Chi Minh City have just successfully dismantled two lines of theft and selling fake cars on a “terrible” scale in the area.

Recently, there have been many cases of motorbike theft in the district. The motorbikes that the target audience is expensive cars built at convenience stores, mini supermarkets … in the area.

The subjects were arrested.

Faced with the complicated nature of this type of crime, in order to stabilize security in the area and protect people’s property, Senior Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Tien Dat – Chief of Binh Thanh District Police directed the Criminal Police Team to establish investigative project.

With great determination and the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and hardships with experienced scouts, Binh Thanh District Police has made excellent achievements, when erasing 2 lines specializing in theft and selling fraudulent vehicles.

2 subjects with many convictions for stealing a series of motorbikes

Recently, at Passio cafe on No Trang Long street, ward 12, there was a motorbike theft with license plate number 48D1-317.19.

At noon on January 25, special reconnaissance team of Binh Thanh District Police arrested Bui Dinh Thach (SN 1995, hometown of Binh Phuoc) and Nguyen Trieu Long Nhan (SN 1995, resident of Binh Duong province) when both are carrying the car for consumption.

On the same day, two other scouts also arrested Nguyen Van Hau (from Hau “pagoda”, SN 1992, residing in Thu Duc city) and Truong Van Phu (SN 1994, residing in Binh Thanh district).

Motorcycle evidence of the theft.

According to the police, Hau has 4 previous convictions for property theft, Phu has 2 previous convictions for robbery.

At the police station, Hau and Phu admitted to stealing Sirius motorbike BS: 48D1-317.19 in front of Passio cafe on No Trang Long street and then sold it to Thach, Nhan, for 7 million dong, split spending.

In addition, Hau and Phu also claimed to have successfully carried out 6 other motorbike thefts in the districts of Binh Thanh, Go Vap, Phu Nhuan, and Thu Duc City. All stolen cars were sold by both to Thach and Nhan.

Searching Thach’s residence at Nguyen Tu Gian Street, Ward 12, Go Vap District, the police seized 8 motorbikes of all kinds.

Many number plates were seized.

In addition, the functional forces also seized 7 vehicle control plates of all kinds, 8 vehicle registration papers and many tools used to redo the chassis and engine numbers, such as grinders, drills, magnetic heads, 9 segments. hexagonal iron, 5 unlocking tools, ruler, pliers, pliers…

Expanding the investigation, the Criminal Police Team of Binh Thanh District Police invited Nguyen Van T. (SN 1962, living in District 8) who specializes in providing various types of motorbike lock for Hau and his accomplices to steal cars.

However, because there are not enough grounds and grounds for temporary detention of T., the investigating agency will consolidate the file and handle it later.

Revealing the cross-border car sales line

On February 21, a scooter with license plate 83E1-315.05 was built by people in front of a shop on Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward 22, Binh Thanh District, when two subjects approached, broke the lock and stole the car and then escaped.

During the investigation, the Criminal Police Team invited the couple Tran Van Tung (SN 1996) and Nguyen Thi Tuyet Nhi (SN 2001, living in Ward 21, Binh Thanh District) to work. Both admitted to stealing the motorbike.

After stealing a motorbike, Tung took the car home, hid it, removed the number plate, and sold it to Dinh Cong Trong Nghia (SN 1995, living in Binh Thanh district) for 13 million VND.

The area where the subjects took off their clothes and removed the license plate after stealing.

Nghia then sent the motorbike to an apartment building on Phan Van Han Street, Ward 17, and then through the Zalo application sent pictures to Dang Van Tuan (SN 1994, Tay Ninh hometown) for sale.

Tuan called Vo Hoang Thuan (SN 1994, Tay Ninh hometown) to ask for advice, Thuan agreed to buy the car for 17 million VND.

Thuan gave Tuan 20 million VND to go to Ho Chi Minh City to buy a car. However, to Ho Chi Minh City, Tuan asked for a discount, only paying Trong Nghia 16 million VND.

After deducting money to buy a car and being paid 1.5 million dong, Tuan gave back 2.5 million dong to Thuan. Receiving the motorbike, Thuan drove it across the Cambodian border and sold it to an object named Cat for $880. Thuan exchanged foreign currency for 18.5 million VND and spent it all.

In addition, the police determined, in addition to the scooter sold to Tuan, Trong Nghia also sold this object an old Dream car (the control plate is unknown), for 3 million VND.

At the police station, Nghia also confessed that he was holding a motorbike with license plate number 59S3-277.25 of an acquaintance asking for help. Currently, this car is parked by Nghia at the parking lot of Mien Dong Bus Station.

Through verification, the owner of the car is Mr. Pham Minh Khang (SN 2002, living in Ward 21, Binh District). He confessed that thieves stole a motorbike on February 22, when he built it in front of his house, no one took care of it.

According to the authorities, Thuan not only regularly hires Tuan to come to Ho Chi Minh City to buy fake cars to sell and make a profit, but also hires Vo Cong Hau (SN 1998), Le Van Nghia (SN 2002, Tay Ninh hometown) to come to the city. .HCM to receive the fake car, drive back to Tay Ninh and deliver it to Thuan.

Although knowing that this is an illegal act, due to greed, Vo Cong Hau and Le Van Nghia still abet Thuan.

“Because the dealers of fraudulent vehicles in this line only sell cars directly through your country after buying, so the recovery of lost property is currently facing many difficulties,” said Lieutenant Colonel Huynh Quang Trinh – Vice Captain of Team Canh Binh Thanh District Police Criminal Investigation said.

Thien Long