On the same day, a leader of Cu Ebur Commune Police said that the unit was coordinating with Buon Ma Thuot City Police (Dak Lak Province) to verify the report of a local resident reporting that a thief had broken into and stolen hundreds of kilograms of fresh coffee in the area.

The fence of Mr. Tran Van Luyen's house, a coffee farmer in Cu Ebur commune, Buon Ma Thuot city, Dak Lak province, was cut by a thief to break into the house and steal many bags of coffee.

According to the report of Mr. Tran Van Luyen, residing in village 3, Cu Ebur commune, Buon Ma Thuot city (Dak Lak province), this morning, when his family woke up, they discovered that many bags of fresh coffee left in the corner of the yard had been taken away.

When checking, he found the main gate was still locked, however the B40 fence on the side had been cut.

After checking his family's security camera, Mr. Luyen discovered that two people on a motorbike had cut through the B40 net and broken into the yard to steal his coffee.

"These two thieves came back many times to steal coffee. My family lost about 600kg of fresh coffee. I have reported to the police to find the thieves," said Mr. Luyen.

Mr. Luyen added that in addition to harvesting coffee for his family, he recently bought fresh coffee from local people to dry and make green coffee. However, as soon as he bought it, it was stolen by thieves.

At noon the same day, the police force was taking statements, conducting work at the scene of the coffee theft and accessing security cameras to serve the investigation.