A group of teenagers, armed with knives, swords, tridents, and iron pipes, engaged in a high-speed motorcycle chase, swerving through several streets overnight.

Deputy Minister of Public Security Nguyen Van Long urged units to expand investigations and strictly handle individuals involved in three cases concerning Huan Hoa Hong, Phu Le, and Hai Sapa TV.

Nguyen Hoang Vuong approached a group of over 10 people drinking and singing karaoke, asking them to reduce the noise, which led to a conflict and a chase involving plastic chairs.

Kim Jin, 31, a South Korean national, admitted to using a laughing gas cylinder to fatally assault a restaurant owner but claimed he did not clearly recall the incident and "was not lucid" at the time of the offense.

Vo Hoang Phuc, 23, was sentenced to death after approximately 100 drug deliveries for hire; his wife, who helped sort and store the money, received a life sentence.

Pham Minh Luc and Nguyen Thanh Binh, who met through a social media group for those "debt-ridden and desperate to take risks," planned to lure a ride-hailing driver into a secluded alley to steal property.

A parking dispute outside a supermarket ended in a fatal shooting, but the woman involved will not face criminal charges, with prosecutors citing self-defense under Florida's "stand your ground" law.

Investigators accuse Bui Xuan Huan (Huan Hoa Hong) of leveraging his social media influence to post fraudulent information, claiming to know lottery results in advance, to deceive many into transferring money.

After causing an accident that killed a pedestrian on the spot, driver Pham Xuan Biet left the scene, taking the vehicle for repair to erase traces.

Luong Van Tien entered a Winmart supermarket in Dai Mo ward, threatening a female cashier with a knife to steal money, but only managed to grab a phone.

After drinking, a 21-year-old man, unable to enter his girlfriend's house, broke into a neighbor's home and murdered four people.

Nguyen Van Nam, vice rector of Trung Vuong University, has been arrested on charges of abuse of power, facilitating tuition fee fraud, and forging graduation certificates.

Tameem Choudhury, a finance and accounting employee at a breast cancer charity, embezzled 92,000 GBP (3,2 billion VND) to fund his wedding and honeymoon.

Nguyen Duc Anh, 21, was found with a knife attempting to break into his ex-girlfriend's house, then proceeded to a neighboring home, attacking a family of four and causing the deaths of a mother and her two children.

Zhang Peng Ju admitted to robbing a convenience store of 145 million dong with a knife, threatening staff, stating he had no money for expenses.

Deputy Minister of Health Tran Van Thuan has been arrested on allegations of receiving bribes in a case involving Viet My Medical Investment Joint Stock Company.

When using the Hanoi Smart Police application, citizens will be able to monitor traffic cameras, congestion, and flooding.

Allison Havemann-Niedrach, 45, sentenced to 12 years for grooming and sexually assaulting 15-year-old student.

OTT applications and social networks using hidden features to eavesdrop, record calls, read messages, or automatically collect data from devices without consent could be fined up to 150 million dong.

A man was fined 900,000 VND for parking a five-seat car in front of the Technical Center for Standards, Metrology and Quality, obstructing the agency's access.

Dong Minh Tuan exploited a female vendor's inattention at Ninh Hiep market, using software to fake 309 money transfer images and defraud her of 13 billion VND.