Toy collection na nagkakahalaga ng P500,000, tinangay ng kawatan mula sa kanyang amo
- A toy collection amounting to half a million pesos was stolen by a man on February 09, 2025
- CCTV footage showed a man carrying a huge box from the fourth floor of a building and placing it in a push cart
- He also had a black trash bag and went to the ground floor and fled away from the building
- In a report by John Consulta in '24 Oras' of GMA Network, the man stole over 130 pieces of toy collection amounting to P500,000
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A toy collection worth half a million pesos was stolen by a man on February 9, 2025.
CCTV footage captured the suspect carrying a large box from the fourth floor of a building and placing it in a push cart.
He was also seen carrying a black trash bag as he made his way to the ground floor before quickly fleeing the premises.
According to a report by John Consulta on GMA Network’s '24 Oras,' the man managed to steal over 130 pieces of collectible toys valued at P500,000.
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According to the police investigations, the suspect was the company's driver-messenger since 2022.
The owner of the company was puzzled because his toy collection went missing.
As it turned out, after reviewing the CCTV footage, the culprit was his driver-messenger.
The incident was reported to Cainta Police since the man no longer reported to work after the discovery of the crime he committed.
He can be charged with qualified theft.
Meanwhile, according to police, it's possible the toy collection has already been sold. That's why the police have a stern warning to those who might be a buyer of the stolen toys, they could be charged with anti-fencing.
In the Philippines, anti-fencing refers to laws that prevent and punish the act of buying, selling, possessing, or dealing with stolen goods. The main law covering this is Presidential Decree No. 1612, also known as the Anti-Fencing Law of 1979.
Under this law, anyone who knowingly buys or handles stolen items may be charged with fencing, which is a crime. The punishment includes imprisonment and fines, depending on the value of the stolen goods. Even if a person claims they did not know the items were stolen, the law assumes they are aware if the price is too low or if they fail to check where the goods came from.
The goal of the law is to discourage people from supporting theft by making it illegal to profit from stolen property.
Watch the report in the video below:
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