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Group Caught Stealing More than 7.5 Billion VND From Temples

Summary by Thanh Niên
Police in Dak Lak province arrested a group of three people in Gia Lai who were involved in stealing property from temples in several provinces with a total value of more than VND7.5 billion.
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Taking advantage of the temple's ceremony, a group of notorious criminals with multiple prior convictions assigned roles to act as lookouts and then broke in to steal assets worth billions of dong. After stealing the money in Dak Lak, the ringleader even immediately bought a new car.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - During the night, a group of individuals arrived at Phuoc Van Pagoda (Dak Lak) in a car, sneaked into the abbot's bedroom, pried open a wooden cabinet, and stole assets worth approximately 3.5 billion VND, which they then used to buy a car.

Police in Dak Lak province arrested a group of three people in Gia Lai who were involved in stealing property from temples in several provinces with a total value of more than VND7.5 billion.

·Viet Nam
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On the morning of October 1st, the Dak Lak Provincial Police held a press conference to announce the arrest of a group of people from Gia Lai who stole 3.5 billion VND from the bedroom of the abbot of a temple on New Year's Eve of the Year of the Horse.

·Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam
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TUOI TRE ONLINE broke the news in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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