A chaotic street chase between two youth groups led to an accident, resulting in three deaths after Nguyen Hoang Thuy, 17, allegedly threw a brick at an opposing vehicle.
A bank employee alerted police after noticing signs of a romance scam when a 51-year-old woman attempted to mortgage her land title for 100 million VND to send to her alleged boyfriend.
Eight directors, deputy directors, and engineers face accusations of using forged material test reports to legitimize project acceptance and payment documents.
Tech retailer Logitech faced severe backlash in China over an advertisement that stated: "You say you won't buy, but if I lower the price, you'll flock like a pack of dogs."
Van Cong Moi, aware his friend frequently messaged his wife with invitations to a motel, conspired with his wife and four accomplices to stage a jealousy scene and rob the man.
Ho Ngoc Tien Trung, the owner of Dai Nam Aesthetic Dentistry, collected payments from customers for premium dental crowns but used lower-value Aidite porcelain from China.
Two suspects accused each other of murdering a student at a Burger King in Seoul in 1997, making the case one of the most disputed criminal files in South Korean judicial history.
Suspects ordered a fake diamond with an identical serial number, concealed it in their mouth, then entered a store asking to buy a real diamond valued at USD 200,000, and swapped it.
Pham Vu Kiem, director of Herbitech company, has been convicted of orchestrating the production of 13 million fake nutritional products, primarily for children, with the consequences largely unaddressed.
suspect Le Thanh Phong confessed to stabbing his drinking companion multiple times in a field in Suoi Hiep commune, causing death, after the victim allegedly insulted his mother.
Kendra Scott, upon discovering a 20-year-old man, who had been invited by her 13-year-old daughter, hiding under the bed early in the morning, shot him in a fit of rage.
Two individuals are accused of repeatedly using a small boat to approach vessels anchored on the Da Bac River, threatening crew members to collect 100,000 to 200,000 dong per trip as "security fees."
Camille Johnston, 46, is accused of abusing her position to maintain romantic relationships with three men, one of whom was under investigation for sexual assault.
Six individuals are accused of purchasing pigs infected with african swine fever from northern provinces, transporting them to Quang Tri for slaughter and sale, totaling over 250 tons.
A group of suspects allegedly used a copper and tungsten alloy coated with a thin layer of gold to create fake jewelry, then rented cars to travel across various provinces and cities to sell them to gold shops.
A 50-year-old male detective with the Shizuoka Prefectural Police faced a 10% salary reduction for repeatedly playing claw machines at shopping malls during work hours.
A reader, who lent a friend money without a formal agreement, is now asking if Zalo messages and bank statements can serve as sufficient evidence to reclaim the funds in court.
Le Trung Hieu is accused of using four companies as fronts to create the CANVANEX exchange, luring investors into a multi-level marketing scheme and defrauding them of over 100 billion VND.
Le Tri Hieu, 41, drove a motorbike to a jewelry store in My Tu commune, pretended to buy gold, then suddenly used a hammer to smash a display case and steal five necklaces.
Tam Binh ward police initially determined some incidents occurred between a teacher and a 5-year-old boy at a preschool class, but no signs of abuse were found.
Individuals attending court sessions may only bring phones, computers, and other electronic devices into the courtroom with the approval of the presiding judge.
Hai Chau ward police mobilized 150 officers, soldiers, and grassroots security forces to simultaneously conduct residency checks at six apartment buildings, discovering six individuals positive for drugs.