Find out the female employee's FB who stole 2,380 gold rings: Addicted to live Tiktok, or complain about being poor

Fans were surprised by the life on social media of a female employee who stole gold in Binh Phuoc before falling into a labor cycle.

According to information from the police of Dong Xoai city (Binh Phuoc), on September 16, the authorities are holding criminal suspect Luong Thi Nhung (28 years old, living in Tan Thien ward) to investigate the theft. property theft. In the morning of the same day, receiving a report from the owner of the gold shop Kim Huong 1 about the loss of a large amount of gold, suspected of being stolen by Nhung, the Tan Binh ward police invited the subject to the office.

It is known that Nhung is currently an employee of Kim Huong 1 gold shop. This is considered one of the largest gold, silver and gemstone business establishments in Binh Phuoc.

At the authorities, through the process of struggle, Ms. Luong Thi Nhung confessed that she had stolen many times of gold at Kim Huong 1 counter. This behavior was carried out from August 2020 until her arrest. In total, the subject stole 2,380 18K gold rings. After successfully "hiding" the gold ring from the store, Nhung asked someone else to sell or pledge it at Kim Huong 2, 3, 5, and 6 stores and then gave the money to her husband to hold.

After the case of gold shop staff stealing thousands of rings at Kim Huong store, it was shared on MXH. Many customers recognize the object Nhung used to advise them. In addition to sales, the female monster also uses the TikTok channel to regularly share cover dance clips, showing off her charming beauty at the age of 28. Currently, Nhung's TikTok channel with more than 1000 followers has become the focus of netizens' hate. acrimonious. Everyone expressed their disappointment about the Idol that they used to idolize for so long.

In order to cover up the crime, Nhung proved to be quite tight-lipped, refraining from showing off her luxurious life. Even during the Covid-19 season, she lamented that she did not have money to spend, and worked hard to check in at work, making many people mistaken.

Pursuant to Article 173 of the 2015 Penal Code (amended and supplemented in 2017); The crime of property theft is defined as follows:

Those who steal other people's property valued between VND 2,000,000 and under VND 50,000,000 or under VND 2,000,000 but fall into one of the following circumstances, shall be subject to non-custodial reform for up to 3 years or imprisonment from 06 months to 03 years: Have been administratively sanctioned for the act of appropriating property but continue to violate; Has been convicted for this crime or for one of the property crimes that have not yet been expunged but still commits it; Causing adverse effects on social security, order and safety; Property is the main means of livelihood of the victim and their family;....

Committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders shall be sentenced to between two and seven years of imprisonment: In an organized manner; Be of a professional nature; Appropriating property valued between VND 50,000,000 and under VND 200,000,000; Using cunning and dangerous tricks; Assault to escape;...

Committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders shall be sentenced to between 07 and 15 years of imprisonment: Appropriating property valued between VND 200,000,000 and under VND 500,000,000; Taking advantage of natural disasters, epidemics; ....

Committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders shall be sentenced to between 12 and 20 years of imprisonment: Appropriating property valued at VND 500,000,000 or more; Taking advantage of the situation of war, state of emergency; ....

The offenders may also be fined from VND 5,000,000 to VND 50,000,000.

The lowest penalty frame for this crime is non-custodial reform for up to 3 years; or imprisonment from 6 months to 3 years.

Therefore, anyone who commits a crime with the value of stolen property less than 2 million; will not be criminally prosecuted and; not receive a prison sentence.