Police commend people for returning phones to people who dropped them

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Lao Cai - Picking up a phone worth more than 10 million VND, a resident in Cao Son commune assigned the police to find and return it to the person who dropped it.

On August 3, Lao Cai Provincial Police said that Cao Son Commune Police praised Mr. Vang Gia (born 1989, residing in Sa San village, Cao Son commune) for his honest action when he proactively handed over the found property to return to the person who dropped it.

At about 2 pm on August 2, while passing through the Ma Cai Thang village area, Cao Son commune, Mr. Vang Gia discovered an Oppo mobile phone dropped on the roadside. The phone is estimated to be worth more than 10 million VND.

Not keeping the property, Mr. Vang Gia quickly brought the phone to the Cao Son Commune Police headquarters to report, asking the functional forces to verify the owner.

Tiếp nhận tài sản cho công dân tại trụ sở Công an xã Cao Sơn. Ảnh: Công an tỉnh Lào Cai
Receiving property for citizens at the Cao Son Commune Police headquarters. Photo: Lao Cai Provincial Police

Immediately after receiving the information, Cao Son Commune Police proceeded to manage the property according to regulations, and urgently verified the person who dropped it.

Through verification, the police force identified the owner of the phone as Mr. Sung Lenh (born in 1990, residing in Ngai Phong Cho village, Cao Son commune). After that, the property was fully returned to the owner.

Receiving the phone back, Mr. Sung Lenh expressed his joy and thanked Mr. Vang Gia and Cao Son Commune Police officers for their dedicated support in verifying and helping him quickly get back the lost property.

According to Cao Son Commune Police, Mr. Vang Gia's actions demonstrate his honesty, awareness of law compliance and responsibility to the community. This is a beautiful gesture that needs to be praised, contributing to spreading positive values and building a civilized lifestyle in society.

The police force also recommends that people need to raise awareness of preserving personal property during travel. When they discover lost property or pick up other people's property, people should promptly notify and hand it over to the police agency or local authorities for support in handling according to the provisions of law.

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