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Violent Gold Shop Heist in Hai Phong: Armed Robbery Leaves Store Owner Severely Injured

An armed robbery at a Hai Phong gold shop on October 11, 2026 turned violent, leaving the store owner severely injured.

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Violent Gold Shop Heist in Hai Phong: Armed Robbery Leaves Store Owner Severely Injured

Hai Phong, Hai Phong—A gold shop proprietor sustained severe physical injuries Sunday afternoon when an armed robbery at a jewelry store in Hai Phong escalated into a violent attack. The brazen daytime heist shocked local merchants operating within the bustling commercial district.

Local police tactical units and emergency medical services rushed to the boutique following the activation of the establishment's silent alarm system. Paramedics stabilized the bleeding store owner before transferring him under police escort to Viet Tiep Hospital for emergency surgery. Hospital staff confirmed that the casualty suffered deep lacerations and blunt-force trauma during the struggle.

Investigators reported that two masked perpetrators carrying metal pipes and a concealed firearm forced entry into the shop during quiet afternoon hours. The suspects threatened the owner and smashed heavy glass display cases to snatch trays of gold jewelry and high-value ornaments. Resistance from the proprietor prompted the assailants to launch a brutal physical assault before fleeing on a motorcycle.

Forensic fingerprint experts and criminal investigators cordoned off the boutique to collect ballistic traces, DNA samples, and latent fingerprints from the smashed glass counters. Closed-circuit television cameras captured the suspects escaping toward the municipal beltway. Regional anti-gang brigades launched an immediate manhunt utilizing specialized urban surveillance networks.

Merchant association representatives expressed deep anxiety over the rising boldness of criminal syndicates targeting cash- and gold-intensive retail businesses. Local business owners urged municipal authorities to increase foot patrols and install advanced security camera grids across commercial streets. Police reaffirmed a zero-tolerance policy toward armed violent crime.

Detectives are cross-referencing forensic evidence with national criminal databases to identify members of the traveling robbery ring. The injured store owner remains recuperating under intensive medical care while family members assist investigators with inventory assessments. Police appealed to the public for any dashcam footage or witness accounts concerning suspicious motorcycles near the district.

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