Authorities are investigating the Facebook account owner who spread false information claiming a boy died after being beaten by friends over a 100,000 VND debt.
Julia Varvaro, 29, a deputy assistant secretary for counterterrorism at the Department of Homeland Security, faces accusations from a 'sugar daddy' who claims she defrauded him of tens of thousands of US dollars to support a lavish lifestyle.
The Ministry of Public Security argues that civil judgment enforcement officers' misconduct, which impacts citizens' property and rights, currently lacks criminal sanctions, leading to public frustration.
Legal experts suggest parents or guardians could face criminal charges or civil compensation in a case where a 5-year-old boy's football kick into the street resulted in a motorcyclist's fatality.
Police identify criminal activity in incident involving teenagers carrying weapons, high-speed chase, revving engines, causing chaos in central Dong Ha
Le Van Mot denies his role in the alleged fraud, but victims insist all transactions originated from him, leaving many "unclear aspects" regarding the nearly 68 billion VND in funds.
Tran Long and Phan Bao Khanh, both 17, were summoned by police after covering their motorbike license plate, carrying a katana, and speeding through many central streets.
Tran Huu Cuong admitted that as a bank branch director, he disclosed information about a police investigation into a loan shark suspect's account, helping to erase evidence.
Nguyen Van Duong and Do Nguyen Bich Tram accused of operating bank accounts in Cambodia for scam group's money laundering, illicitly profiting over 410 million VND.
Pham Thanh Tuan and his mother operated a facility producing nearly 1,000 liters of fake vinegar by mixing acetic acid with tap water and labeling it as naturally fermented rice vinegar for 8 years.
A taxi driver, noticing his 64-year-old female passenger was being romantically scammed and instructed to transfer 131 million dong to receive 50,000 USD sent from abroad, drove her to the police to report the incident.
The Government Inspectorate found that adjustments to construction permits in Hanoi were primarily issued after projects had already been built illegally.
Le Huu Hieu, 31, posed as a rice trader to fund gambling in Cambodia, deceiving a warehouse owner into selling rice at a high price before reselling it cheaply to mills.
Pham Quang Thien, former vice chairman of Phu Lam ward, was sentenced to 7 years in prison, but the court found no basis to determine if he or his companion initiated drug use with two female attendants.
At court, Le Van Mot, former police chief of Phu Quoc City, refuted accusations of colluding with his "adopted sister" Nguyen Thi Hang to defraud multiple individuals of nearly 68 billion dong.
Le Thanh Hai, 30, and an accomplice have been arrested after allegedly attacking a man with weapons and firing warning shots, causing public disturbance in Da Lat.
When killer Robert Garrow revealed the location of two female bodies, his lawyers found them but kept it secret, despite authorities and victims' families searching in vain.
A young man, appearing disoriented, wielded scissors erratically with two hands, running and jumping on residential rooftops, causing panic in the neighborhood and prompting residents to call the police.
Nguyen Nam Dai Thuan, 38, has been sentenced to death seven months after he murdered his wife and three of her relatives, claiming he was "mistreated".
The Procuracy has recommended over 6 years in prison for Pham Quang Thien, former vice chairman of Phu Lam ward, who was caught using drugs all night with two female service staff in a motel.
At the appellate hearing, the younger sister argued that 217 million VND in compensation for the 15,6 square meters of encroached land was insufficient, as the remaining land, just over 52 square meters, was too small for building a house.
