Phan Bao Nhat, 33, arrested at Bo Y border gate, formerly Kon Tum, as he prepared to flee to Laos, over 60 hours after robbing a gold store in Nhan Co market, formerly Dak Nong.

Danh Quanh, 46, and ten others impersonated "rice brokers" and landowners, acting as intermediaries for traders, embezzling over 3,3 billion dong in deposits.

Tho Cha Xia, 54, was apprehended while living in Laos, 22 years after fleeing justice for leading a drug trafficking ring involving over 60 kg of drugs.

A young man, wearing dark glasses and two face masks, entered a jewelry store in Nhan Co commune, Lam Dong (formerly part of Dak Nong), feigned interest in buying jewelry, then robbed approximately 500 million dong.

Vo Thanh Dung, 56, is accused of exploiting a fitting session to abuse a 12-year-old girl.

Police identify Ho, 16, as suspect in the death of a 13-year-old girl found in a shrimp pond in Cai Doi Vam commune, with a wound on her neck.

Bui Thanh Binh, 37, was involved in a dispute with a 17-year-old girl at a coffee shop, where he allegedly struck her head with a glass of water, verbally abused, and threatened her.

Nguyen Cong Tung, 51, suspected a man of having an illicit affair with his wife, leading him and his son to confront the man at his home.

Twenty-seven-year-old taxi driver Truong Ngoc Thang was repeatedly stabbed in the face with chopsticks by a male passenger sitting in the back seat, following a dispute during the drive.

A British national was recently granted Australia's rarest visa, typically reserved for Nobel laureates and Olympic athletes, after successfully hacking a government website.

Mai Vu Minh and several Vietnamese individuals are accused of colluding with a Nigerian group to establish hundreds of shell companies, receiving scam money transferred from abroad, withdrawing it, and then returning it to the criminals for profit.

Residents of Cai Doi Vam commune discovered the body of a 15-16 year old girl floating in an aquaculture pond on January 2, prompting a police report.

Self-proclaimed 'knight' Nguyen Thanh Hai and Huynh Cao Cuong were identified as creating a facade of free rescue for people in Cambodia, but in reality, they staged scenes, colluded, and inflated ransom demands.

In just two days, a group of suspects collected over 39,1 billion dong from investors through a virtual currency scheme.

Legal experts believe Zalo's requirement for users to accept all new terms of service to continue using the platform risks violating contract regulations and the personal data protection law.

A prison rowing machine transformed John McAvoy, a teenage offender since he was 18, into a world champion athlete and helped him escape a life behind bars.

Effective today, many new regulations concerning taxes and legal responsibilities for business households come into force, attracting public attention.

Tran Van Kien, director of Kien Cuong Phat Real Estate, is accused of selling project land plots, failing to develop them, and instead using the money for personal expenses, allegedly defrauding over 100 billion VND.

In 2025, anti-drug police nationwide dismantled nearly 22,000 cases, arresting over 44,300 suspects and seizing close to 5 tons and more than 2 million drug pills.

Nguyen Van Dai was tried in absentia and sentenced to 17 years in prison for acts infringing national security, affecting Vietnam's international reputation, and opposing the state.

Le Van Chung, former chairman of the Board of Members and general director of Vietnam National Cement Corporation (Vicem), and several subordinates have been accused of causing losses exceeding 381,6 billion dong by leaving a trillion-dong tower idle for a decade.