Bac Giang: Suddenly found a car after half a year of being lost, the police intervened

The incident is causing a stir on the internet, when suddenly a couple in Bac Giang saw their car on the road after half a year of being missing. The case was quickly clarified by the police in the investigation.

Social networks recently shared a clip recording a rare incident that seemed to have a "1-0-2" happened to a young couple in Bac Giang. Accordingly, the couple when they were near Bac Giang bus station (Bac Giang city) suddenly discovered a white Mazda 3 with control plate 30H-985. XX is moving on the road.

Instinctively said, the two chased and blocked the car. The wife took the child with her, holding the phone in her hand and shouted happily: "So lucky, I found the car." According to my wife's words, this car, which belonged to her and her husband, had been pawned for a long time. "It's taken nearly 1 year, now I found it," the woman said in the clip.

The clip is going viral all over the internet, when the couple suddenly stops the car saying it is theirs.

The man in yellow was said to be the driver, confused and stood talking on the phone for a long time. Some curious passers-by gathered around the car. Regarding the incident, a representative of the Bac Giang City Police said that the content on social networks that the Mazda 3 was stolen about a year ago was incorrect.

Regarding the incident, a representative of the Bac Giang City Police said that the content on social networks spreading that the Mazda 3 was stolen about a year ago was inaccurate.

According to the authorities, on November 16, 2023, the Bac Giang City Police received a criminal complaint from Mr. Do Trung D., (in Dinh Ke Ward, Bac Giang City). Specifically, Mr. D. accused Le Chi Huong (33 years old, in Tan Yen district, Bac Giang province) of renting Mr. D.'s car from October 3, 2023 to November 16, 2023 but did not return the car even though it was overdue, and at the same time lost contact.

Through verification, on March 15, the Bac Giang City Police Investigation Agency prosecuted the accused against Le Chi Huong for the crime of appropriating property and proceeded to arrest the subject. On June 2, Mr. D. discovered that his car was moving on Xuong Giang Street, so he stopped it and called the police to temporarily seize the car. The case is being clarified by the investigating authorities.

Previously, there was a case where the victim lost his motorbike but found it again after many years. Specifically, the Police of Mo Duc District, Quang Ngai Province informed that on January 14, 2021, the Traffic and Communication Team received an application for registration of the vehicle BKS 76G1-034.02 to the Binh Dinh Provincial Police. Although the man who submitted the dossier had a full power of attorney, the police found that there were many doubts, so they secretly investigated.

Through the initial inspection, the district police determined that Ms. Nguyen Thi Sa was the person named in the vehicle registration certificate in Duc Lan commune. Ms. Sa said that this car was lost in 2014 when she left it at her home. The Mo Duc District Police determined that the car bearing BKS 76G1-034.02 was stolen, then legalized the purchase and sale documents to carry out the procedures for transferring the name to another person. The district police working group coordinated with the Binh Dinh Provincial Police to verify, work with the car buyer and recall and return the motorcycle to Ms. Sa.

Receiving the motorbike lost 7 years ago, Ms. Nguyen Thi Sa was extremely surprised, and at the same time wrote a letter of thanks to the Mo Duc District Police Force.

"In 2014, the crime was stolen from a motorcycle BKS 76G1-034.02 at a private house. Since then, it has not been found. I thought I was really lost. At the beginning of January 2021, I received news that the Mo Duc District Police had found my car. Receiving the car, I am very happy and thank the Mo Duc District Police for finding the car for me," Ms. Sa wrote in the letter.

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