The funeral of the owner of a fruit warehouse who died while chasing robbers on the highway: People cried and said goodbye

Information related to the theft of property on the highway that caused the owner of a famous fruit stall at the Thu Duc agricultural wholesale market to die under the Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay highway bridge while chasing two criminals. theft caused a stir in public opinion.

Specifically, in the early morning of October 17, when passing by the Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay highway, Mr. CHV (born 1972, residing in Thu Duc City) pulled his car over to the side to get off. toilet car. Taking advantage of the victim's lack of attention, two subjects riding a motorbike in the opposite direction approached, one of them crossed the street, opened the victim's car door to steal money and gold left in the car.

When the CHV discovered it, he immediately chased after her. But unfortunately, when reaching the gap between the two highway lanes, the victim stumbled and fell onto the lower road. From the surveillance camera at the scene, it was shown that two property thieves returned to check but did not rescue the victim but climbed into the car and fled. By morning, people in the area discovered that Mr. CHV could no longer be saved.

Thu Duc City Police received the news and coordinated with professional units to search and arrest the group responsible for the theft. It is known that the group of thieves had a total of 4 people. Two of them, upon hearing the bad news about the victim, immediately went to the police station to surrender. The remaining two subjects received the gold to sell and divided the money for spending. Currently, the police have also arrested all related subjects to investigate and verify the case. Due to the serious nature of the incident, the identities of the four thieves have not been announced.

It is known that the CHV victim is a famous fruit stall owner in the wholesale market in Thu Duc City area. Mr. V.'s family has been in the fruit business for many years and is respected by many customers, business partners, neighbors... The family was extremely saddened when they heard that Mr. V. passed away while chasing the thief who stole his gold and money.

After the unfortunate incident happened, relatives came to complete the procedures to take Mr. V. home to arrange the funeral. The burial ceremony was held on the afternoon of October 17 and recently, the burial ceremony was held on October 21. On the way to take Mr. V.'s coffin to burial, many people in the market came to mourn and say their last goodbyes to the victim. On social networks, many people from far away also sent their condolences and encouraged the victims' remaining relatives to suppress their pain to arrange a perfect funeral.

In addition to the story about the man who died while chasing robbers, recently, social networks also debated about a car driver hitting two dog thieves.

Social networks spread a clip of two young dog thieves being hit by a car driver and falling onto the street while both were storing evidence on the road in Tan Thoi Nhat Ward, District 12, City. HCM.

According to the initial investigation, two young men riding a motorbike stole dogs from many houses in the area. The car driver, who lives nearby, discovered the incident and hit two thieves and fell onto the street.

According to the clip, a young man wearing a striped shirt was riding an Exciter motorbike with another young man sitting in the back holding a dog. When the two arrived in front of the house of the people in Tan Thoi Nhat ward, they stopped the car.

The young man sitting in the back brought the dog and put it in a large bag in front of the car. At this time, discovering two young men suspected of stealing dogs, a car driver rushed up from behind and hit the rear of the motorbike, causing both of them to fall onto the street.

The young man wearing a striped shirt parked his bike to run away and was immediately chased by the driver, approaching him, forcing him and his accomplices to abandon their motorbikes to escape. The entire incident was recorded by security cameras.

Not long after, two subjects were arrested by the police.

Following the above incident, many people showed support for the car driver's actions. However, there are also people who wonder and question whether the car driver's actions like that violate the law?

Explaining the above issue, Dr. Dang Van Cuong (Hanoi Bar Association) expressed his opinion: The action of the car driver in the clip above is necessary. This is a case of catching a criminal red-handed. Therefore, the thief is allowed to cause injury to the subject to a certain extent in order to control and arrest him. At the same time, causing injury is not an intentional act.

However, if someone arrests a criminal red-handed and intentionally causes injury or damage to the offender's life, health, or property, that is a violation of the law.

Also according to Mr. Cuong, the act of using force to arrest criminals is only done in cases of red-handed crimes. In cases where there is no clear basis that the person has committed a crime or is a wanted person, it is not allowed to use force arbitrarily to cause damage to the life or health of others.

In addition, once the offender has been arrested, he must immediately hand it over to the authorities, and must not injure or harm the offender when he no longer fights back or intends to flee.

In this case, the Investigation Agency will verify and clarify the behavior of two young men suspected of stealing dogs to consider and handle them according to the provisions of law. At the same time, it will also remind car drivers to handle situations of arresting criminals to avoid unfortunate consequences that may occur.

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