A 14-year-old student from Hop Minh commune purchased firecracker components online and assembled over 3,000 firecrackers, which he intended to sell for profit.
A woman reportedly cursed, grabbed her neighbor's hair, and slapped her after the neighbor complained about her son's behavior in an adjacent apartment.
Nguyen Thi Nga is accused of exploiting democratic freedoms and falsely claiming connections with leaders to defraud numerous households protesting the Ban Chat hydropower resettlement project.
Trinh Phan Thien, general director of Ngoc Thien Global Group Joint Stock Company, is accused of defrauding over 450 billion VND through bond mobilization.
Expanding the investigation into the debt collection gang led by "businessman" Ho Thanh Duoc, also known as 'Duoc Dat Bac 620', police arrested seven more accomplices.
Sentenced to life in prison for a 1998 robbery and murder, Brian Pippitt was released by authorities after numerous errors were identified in the initial prosecution.
The Supreme People's Court has mandated that all judicial staff avoid causing difficulties, inconveniences, or intentionally delaying the resolution of legitimate requests from citizens and organizations.
Dozens of police raid two houses in Duc Lap commune and Ninh Thanh ward, discovering nine individuals, 1.6 tons of stolen dogs, stun guns, and pepper spray.
After Lunar New Year (Tet), a reader plans to open a restaurant for factory workers and seeks guidance on whether to register as a business household or establish an enterprise, citing concerns about complex tax procedures.
Vo Cong Dat coerced his relative, a business director, to give him 800 million dong or buy him a car, threatening to defame him on social media if he refused.
Police have summoned two Facebook users who uploaded an AI-generated video falsely claiming that artist Quyen Linh was arrested by Ho Chi Minh City police.
Hoang Thi Thanh Tu, 45, faces charges for allegedly fabricating a story about priority land access in a Nha Trang urban project, defrauding a customer of 14 billion VND in deposits.
Vi Van Hanh stole 10 chi of gold from his mother's cabinet, selling it for 150 million VND to fund his gambling habit, and then staged a ransacking to mislead his family into believing their home had been burglarized.
Tran Tuan Kiet, 31, bought tens of tons of laughing gas (N2O) from various sources, brought it to Ho Chi Minh City, decanted it into smaller canisters, and sold it to numerous bars, clubs, and provinces.
Nguyen Xuan Hai, former director of Vehicle Registration Center 50-04V, is accused of demanding 10-13 million VND from each inspection lane, sourced from bribes.
Ho Duc Binh, 37, allegedly intoxicated an online acquaintance and sexually assaulted her at a guesthouse in Hanoi before fleeing, but was apprehended by police.
Following police indictment in the case, approximately two tons of finished canned pate were completely destroyed after being made with ingredients testing positive for african swine fever.
Nguyen Thanh Phong, former director of the Ministry of Health's Food Safety Department, has been recommended by the procuracy to receive a 20-year prison sentence for allegedly masterminding a bribery scheme and profiting 43,9 billion dong.
Pham Thi Minh Ha and two other women, hired to smuggle gold from Laos to Vietnam for payment, discarded two gold bracelets weighing 80 chi on the road out of fear of being apprehended.
One hundred thirty tons of pork infected with African swine fever were discovered in the warehouse of a prominent canned food company in Ha Long; two tons had already been processed into finished products.
Snatching gold worth 500 million Vietnamese dong, Phan Bao Nhat, 33, repeatedly changed vehicles and clothes, traveling over 450 km, intending to flee to Laos but was apprehended.
Dinh Thi Lan is accused of posting six videos containing false information that defamed the reputation and honor of Nguyen Phuong Hang and her husband, Huynh Uy Dung.
Dang Chi Thanh was sentenced to two years and six months in prison and ordered to pay 51 million VND in compensation for repeatedly assaulting a female resident in the same apartment building, stemming from a dispute between their children.
