Ho Chi Minh City police have launched an intensive campaign from 15/5 to 30/6 to review and address various types of crime and complex areas concerning drugs and public order.

Police identify BH Media, singer Quang Lap, May Sai Gon, and 1900 Group for recording and editing music programs for YouTube without owner permission.

Female teacher Vu Thi Huong is accused of abusing freedom of speech and the right to complain and denounce, sending numerous letters containing distorted information about agencies, organizations, and individuals.

The Ministry of Public Security proposes that individuals whose driver's license points have been fully deducted will no longer be required to take the computer-based traffic simulation test, aiming to align with current examination regulations.

Police have initiated an investigation into the assault of two women by a group in a Lexus on a sidewalk, stemming from a minor dispute in an elevator.

Nguyen Trung Sang pretended to buy 10 chicken eggs, then snatched a gold necklace from the shop owner's neck, selling it for over 74 million dong.

Singer Miu Le, real name Le Anh Nhat, along with two friends, has been temporarily detained and indicted for illegally organizing drug use after police gathered evidence.

Diep Quang Lap, 50, also known as singer Quang Lap and owner of Giong Ca De Doi Center, has been accused by the Ministry of Public Security of infringing copyright and related rights.

Drivers who have lost all license points will face double the number of theoretical questions when re-taking their driving license test, along with questions from the Criminal Code related to traffic offenses.

Nguyen Hai Binh, general director of BH Media company and vice chairman of the Vietnam creative and copyright association, has been prosecuted by the Ministry of Public Security in a case involving copyright and related rights infringement.

Nguyen Ngoc Chuc, a suspect in a gold necklace snatching, was intercepted and arrested by traffic police while fleeing on a passenger bus from Gia Lai to Dak Lak.

Le Van Ngoan was sentenced to 14 years in prison for beating his wife to death with a wooden stick, claiming she was addicted to alcohol and had repeatedly ignored his pleas to quit.

Ho Quang Loc, 52, faces charges of disturbing public order after allegedly driving against traffic, threatening, and seizing keys from a ride-hailing motorbike driver in Dak Lak.

Wearing shorts, a fitted top, and carrying flyers for a gum company, officer Susan Logothetti along with two colleagues knocked on the door of a house in Everett, Washington.

A group of teenagers allegedly gathered, prepared weapons, and then stormed a coffee shop in Tan Loc commune, attacking people and causing the death of a 17-year-old victim.

Wanted by Interpol on a red notice for involvement in a transnational financial fraud ring, Joo Young Su was apprehended while hiding in a high-end coastal resort in Da Nang.

Nguyen Van Phu, accused of unilaterally repossessing leased fish ponds and more than 1,600 tons of pangasius worth over 45 billion VND from his lessee, has been arrested in An Giang province.

Nguyen Minh Duy, 17, unable to collect a one million dong debt for a friend, reportedly recruited over a dozen others, armed with knives and petrol bombs, to confront the debtor.

Tran Van Son flew from Hai Phong to TP HCM, then to Can Tho, where he snuck into a villa and stole gold and diamond jewelry worth approximately 1,5 billion VND.

A woman who rented a room at a motel in Ba Ngoi ward was found dead by the owner after she failed to emerge for two days.

A five-seater oto driven by a Chinese national crashed into a roadside stall on national highway 1, killing the 67-year-old homeowner.