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Mr. Le Thanh Tien returns the wallet along with cash and personal papers to Ms. Tran Thi Giang Xuan in the presence of Phuoc Hoi Ward Police. Photo: Phuoc Hoi Ward Police
Mr. Le Thanh Tien returns the wallet along with cash and personal papers to Ms. Tran Thi Giang Xuan in the presence of Phuoc Hoi Ward Police. Photo: Phuoc Hoi Ward Police

Picking up a wallet, a man asked the police to find the person who dropped it

PHAN TUẤN (báo lao động) 27/10/2026 15:09 (GMT+7)

Lam Dong - Picking up a wallet containing money and personal papers, a man asked the police to find the person who dropped it to return it.

On October 27, Lam Dong Provincial Police said that Mr. Le Thanh Tien (born in 1977), residing in residential group 1, Phuoc Hoi ward, had just brought property found on the road to Phuoc Hoi Ward Police to hand over, asking functional forces to find the person who dropped it to return it.

Previously, at about 8:40 am on October 26, 2026, while walking on Ngo Quyen street, La Gi ward, Lam Dong province, Mr. Tien picked up a leather wallet by the roadside.

Checking inside, he discovered cash and many personal papers in the name of Tran Thi Giang Xuan.

Realizing that losing papers could cause many difficulties for the person who dropped them, Mr. Tien proactively brought the wallet to Phuoc Hoi Ward Police to hand over, asking for support in finding the owner.

Immediately after receiving the property, officers and soldiers of Phuoc Hoi Ward Police urgently verified. After a short time, Phuoc Hoi Ward Police contacted Ms. Tran Thi Giang Xuan and invited her to the headquarters to receive the property back.

In the presence of officers and soldiers of Phuoc Hoi Ward Police, Mr. Tien directly returned the wallet along with all cash and personal papers to Ms. Xuan.

Receiving her property back, Ms. Xuan emotionally thanked Mr. Tien's gesture and the dedication and responsibility of Phuoc Hoi Ward Police in verifying, contacting, and supporting the return of property.

Mr. Tien's action of picking up lost items and returning them to the person who lost them shows the spirit of honesty and responsibility to the community.

According to Phuoc Hoi Ward Police, the unit promptly praised Mr. Tien's actions, and called on officers, soldiers and people to continue to replicate the examples of "Good people, good deeds".

Thereby, contributing to promoting the movement of the entire people to protect national security, spreading the beauty of culture and affection in the community and building the image of People's Police soldiers who are close to the people and serve the people.

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