Police officer's home occupied by thugs; complaint filed at station but no case opened, so appeal for help on TikTok

Thugs have moved into a police officer's home, and although he reported it to the police station, they refused to open a case, so he is posting on TikTok to ask for help

November 13

In Yangon's Sanchaung Township, thugs have moved into the home of a police officer under the junta that seized power, and although he went to the police station to report it, they did not take action, so he is posting on TikTok to ask for help, it is learned.

After the police officer returned from a frontline posting, when he came back to the home he had bought in Hume Road, Bota Yat Kwet, Sanchaung Township, he found that thugs had trespassed into and were living in his home, so he went to the relevant police station to report it, but the police station did not open a case, so he is asking for help on the TikTok social network page, it is learned.

Also, on November 7, the thugs occupying his home held a long hawk-blade knife and threatened him in a manner endangering his life, the homeowner police officer said.

"After going out to the frontline with police battalions and returning, I found my home being looted. My belongings in the house were stolen. Zyos entered the house and on 7.11.2026, holding a large long hawk-blade knife, threatened to kill me. They also looted the house and are trespassing on the property," the homeowner police officer said on TikTok.

The home is a house owned under the police officer's grant deed, and he is legally residing there under the census (Form 66/6), and as the head of household he has not rented the house to anyone, has not reported any guest list, and the ward administrator has not issued a guest list, it is learned from the homeowner police officer's statements.

Regarding the ongoing case, U Tin Aye and U Naing Win, as well as Sanchaung Township police station chief Deputy Police Major Ye Phyo and case investigator Deputy Police Sergeant Aye Moe, are also protecting the offending thug Zyos, the homeowner police officer also said.

At present, although reports have been sent step by step regarding the incident to the Yangon Region Police Force commander, the district police force commander and the township police force commander, no action has been taken, which is why help is being sought on the social network TikTok, the homeowner police officer also said.

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