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Monday, 11/5/2026 | 12:45 GMT+7

Ho Chi Minh City shipper punched, suffers nosebleed

A customer in Ho Chi Minh City allegedly punched a delivery driver, causing a nosebleed, after the driver refused to test a dog grooming clipper on the spot. The customer, Nguyen Duy Tan, claimed the delivered item was not the model he ordered.

Rach Dua Ward Police summoned Nguyen Duy Tan, 55, on 11/5/2026, to address his assault on a delivery employee.

Nguyen Duy Tan at the police station. Photo: Ho Chi Minh City Police

According to the investigation, yesterday at around 2:30 h, a 35-year-old delivery driver received an order to deliver a dog grooming clipper to Mr. Tan at a hotel on Nguyen Sang street.

Upon receiving the package, Mr. Tan asserted that the product was not the correct model he had ordered. He then demanded the shipper open the box to inspect and test the device. He proceeded to lift a dog by its hind legs, loudly insisting the clipper be tested immediately.

The delivery driver declined, explaining, "I am only the delivery person," and instructed the customer to contact the seller directly to report the issue or initiate a return or exchange, as delivery personnel are not authorized to handle product returns.

Investigators stated that as the shipper turned to leave and return to his vehicle, Mr. Tan unexpectedly rushed forward and punched him in the face, causing a nosebleed. Mr. Tan then continued to chase and verbally abuse the driver.

Ho Chi Minh City Police emphasized that any act of violence used to resolve disputes will be prosecuted according to the law. Residents are urged to remain calm during commercial disputes and product deliveries to prevent impulsive actions that could lead to legal violations.

Truong Ha

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/shipper-o-tp-hcm-bi-khach-dam-chay-mau-mui-5072507.html
Tags: assaulting shipper repeated assault assault Rach Dua ward

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