According to Burmese media reports, at about 7 p.m. on May 15, a Chinese family was robbed by gunmen in the new neighborhood of Mujie Binlong in northern Myanmar.
Surveillance video showed 2 robbers wearing hats and masks, one of whom threatened people in the house with a gun to walk out of the room, and the other robber rummaged through boxes and cabinets in the house. After committing the robbery, the robbers fled.
A local citizen said that at the time of the incident, there were only women and children in his home, and his father and brother were not at home. When the robbers entered the house with guns, one of the family members ran through the back door and asked the block administrator for help, but the block administrator was not at home. He called the neighborhood administrator for help, who told him to ask the village youth for help and call the police, but by the time the village youth arrived at their home, the robbers had already left. After the robbers took a safe containing gold and silver jewelry, they fled in their family's car, but fortunately no one was ok.
Local people said that it should be an acquaintance who committed the crime, because after the robbers entered the house, they went directly into the room where the safe was placed.
It is reported that a traffic accident occurred on the way to escape, and the vehicle on which the robber was riding was hit and the front of the car was seriously damaged. When the robbers arrived at the scene, the police were already investigating at the scene. The robbers had abandoned the car and fled, and there was a safe in the car that had been robbed. After that, the safe was returned by the owner.
At about 3:48 p.m. on May 10, a mobile phone store in Mujie City was robbed, and 5 men with guns snatched away mobile phones worth nearly 100 million kyats. A mobile phone store that is about to be relocated by Mujie in northern Myanmar was robbed, with a loss of nearly 100 million. Fortunately, 3 robbers were arrested and arrested. But the robbers recovered only a third of their losses.
It is understood that in Mujie City, in addition to the robbery of shops, robberies also occur in private houses from time to time. At the same time, some casinos are also blatantly open for business, and local people have expressed concerns.