Having incurred losses from virtual gold investments and football betting, Tran Tuan is accused of orchestrating numerous fake loan settlement and house sale transactions to misappropriate over 17.3 billion VND from clients and acquaintances.
The Ministry of Public Security proposes adding four coercive enforcement measures for administrative penalty decisions, including an exit ban to prevent evasion, sealing business premises, and cutting off electricity and water services.
Police uncovered a network producing and distributing over 100,000 drug pipes, led by Dam Thi Mai, after an administrative inspection initially yielded only 10 glass pipes.
Phan Huu Hieu, known as "Saigon's biggest drug lord," has confessed to an additional crime of trafficking 95 heroin bricks with his accomplices while on death row.
During a peak period of residency checks, Ho Chi Minh City Police have repeatedly uncovered groups of Chinese nationals renting houses and hotels, installing equipment to facilitate fraud operations.
Two individuals admitted to posting false and insulting comments about police forces on videos depicting drills for the People's Public Security Sports Festival currently underway in Da Lat.
A hospital is under investigation after a man's amputated leg was discarded in a recycling bin, prompting a police task force of 102 officers to launch an inquiry.
Frank Stronach, the founder of an automotive business empire, has been found guilty of two counts of sexual assault and sexual abuse against two women. The convictions stem from incidents that occurred decades ago.
A private medical center is accused of adding soy sauce to an intestinal cleansing solution, deceiving hundreds of elderly patients into believing they had toxins and then charging them billions of VND for fabricated treatment plans.
Nguyen Van Thang, director of Thang Dat Footwear Co., Ltd., and his employees are accused of producing tens of thousands of fake Crocs-branded sandals and distributing them to the market.
Nguyen Nhat Duy and Nguyen Van Hoang, along with two friends, received nine-year sentences for repeatedly pooling money to illegally use drugs at a private residence.
Mac Thi Thuy Linh resisted when stopped for a traffic violation, biting, slapping, shoving, and physically assaulting a police officer, causing injury.
Pham Xuan Thanh allegedly hired a taxi to transport 27 kg of various drugs from the Son Kim 1 border area to Nghe An, for a payment of 50 million dong.
Nearly 200 directors and employees of tourism companies used "holiday contracts" to defraud victims, signing over 5,500 agreements and misappropriating more than 600 billion dong.
Police have initially identified 23 companies involved in defrauding nearly 500 individuals of over 181 billion VND through 'holiday ownership contract' purchases.
Wang Tiejun, a 48-year-old Chinese national, has been arrested for allegedly using a bag to cover the head of a female compatriot at a hotel in Ngu Hanh Son ward, stealing her handbag containing valuables.
Bui Tien Luc wept, claiming that he and his accomplices faced difficult circumstances, which led them to sell kidneys and then broker sales for others.
