Mong Cai 1 ward police are investigating an early morning incident where a male taxi driver was allegedly verbally abused, had his hair pulled, and was struck with sandals by a group of passengers inside his taxi.
A fraud case initiated in 2010, involving a 67-year-old defendant who spent 13 years, 4 months in temporary detention, remains unresolved after multiple trials and supplementary investigations, with the defendant maintaining innocence.
Starting September 1, victims and families of traffic accident victims with injuries from 31% can submit online applications to the Traffic Police Department or provincial police to receive financial support of up to 100 million VND.
Nguyen Van Anh, director of Anh Huong investment construction and trading company limited, has been arrested in connection with the embankment collapse following typhoon Yagi.
Ms. Tuong Thi Hoe has been indicted on charges of adding borax to hundreds of kilograms of rice rolls during production to enhance chewiness, crispiness, and prevent spoilage.
Huynh Van Man and his wife are accused of impersonating traditional healers, manufacturing fake 'herbal remedy' labeled medicine for bone and joint pain and rhinitis, and selling it via social media.
Cadisun chairman Pham Luong Hoa was found to have directed the omission of 1,377 billion dong in revenue from company records, with a portion subsequently transferred to family members' savings accounts to earn interest.
Ngo Sy Sau, owner of a bus company, was hired to transport a tiger carcass from Laos to Vietnam for 80 million dong, instructing his staff to conceal it in a secret compartment on the bus roof.
A man has been fined 12.5 million VND for posting a fabricated indictment decision concerning a traffic accident that resulted in one fatality on Nguyen Huy Tu street.
Dao An Cuong and 10 accomplices were involved in transporting and selling nearly 1,000 N2O gas canisters from the Quang Ninh border region to Nghe An and Bac Ninh.
Tran Nguyen Nhu Phuong and Pham Thi Minh Thu are accused of inciting residents to gather, set up tents at Kim Son river, and obstruct a company's sand mining operations.
Than Van Tan, 42, has been arrested for allegedly obstructing air traffic by flying kites in a restricted area, an act that affected numerous flights and caused billions of dong in damages.
Cocaine was not only sold at student parties but also became a "usage challenge" for some aspiring members of Pennsylvania State University fraternities.
Despite knowing their clients used the system for fraud, two young men continued to provide the service, assisting in a scam where an imposter police officer defrauded a 76-year-old woman.
After more than 35 years of allowing his son to live on a plot of land, Mr. Han has filed a lawsuit to reclaim it, asserting he merely "lent" the property. The son, however, maintains his father gifted the land and even helped secure the title deed.
Police discovered four Chinese nationals renting an apartment in Phu Thuan ward (formerly District 7), making calls to defraud compatriots in their home country using pre-written scripts.
Nguyen Dinh Khanh was sentenced to 17 years in prison for killing Phat and injuring two others following a dispute over online comments regarding a customer being pressured to buy acacia wood.
A jewelry store owner became suspicious when an elderly couple, both 76, attempted to sell gold to transfer money to someone claiming to be a commune police chief, prompting her to take them to the police.
A transnational gambling ring's criminal group worked continuous shifts, using hundreds of bank accounts and cryptocurrency to obscure a nearly 500 billion VND money trail.
A 30-year-old woman, fearing her husband would discover she lost her wedding ring, invented a story about being robbed by two men on a motorbike using a knife, then posted it on Facebook.
