Opening the door, the owner came home, the thief ran away, leaving a brand new Winner X

A case of theft occurred in Tam Da commune, Phu Cu district, Hung Yen province is the focus of public attention.

On the morning of May 20, on the social network, an article was posted about a rare theft case that caused a stir among netizens. According to what the owner of the article posted, when the thief was prying the saw in order to commit theft, the owner suddenly appeared. Because of the panic, the thief quickly ran away and forgot... the new car he brought to him was still at the owner's house. Immediately after this incident happened, the homeowner immediately informed the local government to verify and investigate and clarify the incident.

The story that has just been published has immediately attracted a lot of attention from the online public. Everyone also discovered, not only the car is new, but the number plate is also quite beautiful.

Netizens commented:

"The margin is so beautiful, three hundred and six days of prosperity but have not done anything, lost the car."

"Trom chickens can't lose five rice."

"Fortunately for the boss, I'm sure you'll learn before you know anyone else like that."

Also today, the online community talked non-stop about a "naive" phone thief in Binh Duong. It's not unusual for people to lose their phone in public, but it's not unusual for their bodies to be stolen, but there's a difference in the way the thief in the story below makes the owner cry and cry.

According to recorded information, a man who went to take care of his sick wife at Di An medical center had his mobile phone stolen while he was asleep at around 4 am on May 20.

After waking up to find that his phone was lost, he made a video call to his stolen phone. It is worth mentioning that the name of the troll does not but multiplies all calls without the owner coming but also dreaming on the screen. It even looked like she was teasing the other person by dreaming music during the call.

The owner then immediately took a screenshot and saved the thief's portrait. People believe that this thief will sooner or later be arrested.

There is a saying that "you reap what you sow", which is true for two thieves in Mumbai (India). According to the Mumbai Mirror, police have arrested seven men who carried out the theft at an electronics store in Kurla (a suburb of Mumbai). Due to due process, all of these thieves must be tested for COVID-19 before entering the prison. Unfortunately for them, 5 out of 7 tested positive for SARS-CoV-2. Therefore, these 5 people have to go to treatment; The other two and the families of all the thieves were sent to different isolation centers.

But the real "twist" lies behind. Among this group of thieves is a 45-year-old named Shahadullah Babu, one of five people infected with COVID-19. While Babu was being treated at the hospital, his neighbor called the police: Babu's house in Chembur area (Mumbai) was broken into by thieves! Babu had to ask the police to let him go home to check and the police had to follow him to investigate. According to initial information, the thief this time took cash and jewelry worth 450,000 rupees (about 137 million dong) from Babu's house. The incident not only shocked Babu but also surprised the police, because Babu had been arrested several times for theft, and now it was his turn to have his house stolen!

Earlier this year, in the UK, there was also a thief practicing but forgot to see the date, making people laugh and breathe. This thief probably could not have imagined that he would be caught by hand, and even implicated the thief with him, for the ironic reason that... he himself called the police.

The incident happened in Staffordshire (England), when a thief was in the process of rummaging through a house he had just broken into. While "busy", he happened to sit on his own phone, which he stuffed in the back pocket of his pants.

The phone was sat on and hit the emergency number in the UK, 999. The operator who answered the phone didn't see anyone saying anything, so he just listened, fearing that the caller might be in a bad condition. dangerous, unspeakable.

But the more he listened, the more the emergency operator realized that there was a theft on the other end of the line. So they traced the address, where the number is calling, and then sent the police to check immediately.

Chief Inspector John Owen of Staffordshire Police said the incident happened at 9:10pm, and when police arrived, two men, aged 42 and 49, were still busy stealing. Of course, they were arrested at that moment. Mr Owen even posted on his Twitter: "I think we just caught the world's unluckiest thieves."

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