Nguyen Huu Duan created a fake celebrity Facebook account to befriend a 16-year-old girl, invited her out, then sexually assaulted her and forced her not to reveal it.
Police identify 1,000 square meter plot in Dung Quat, illegally occupied by 47-year-old Bui Van Thien, as a hub for drug dealing, drug use, and theft, featuring a built bunker and shacks.
According to police, widely circulated information about traffic police entering a wedding to seize guests' vehicles is untrue; a group of young people abandoned their vehicles and entered the wedding tent to avoid inspection.
Nguyen Van Hiep broke into a home, threatened the female resident with a knife, and then used tape and electric wire to tie her up before stealing three mobile phones.
Police found 12 tons of food products, including chicken cartilage, immature eggs, and fat, without clear origin or foreign language packaging, during an inspection of three containers.
Doan Anh Quoc, angered after seeing a colleague at the bar assaulted by a foreign tourist, allegedly gathered weapons and others to chase and retaliate against the group.
Than Duc Lai recounts how a pharmaceutical company owner once presented him with an exceptionally large gift, including valuable deer antler not found in Vietnam and a thick envelope, which he subsequently returned.
Do Tran Hung, 50, is believed to have killed his lover and then committed suicide, reportedly due to a relationship dispute, after climbing over a fence into her house.
After receiving medical care, Nguyen Van Thien, the alleged boss, reiterated his claim of not ordering the assault, stating the incident was minor but "exaggerated by netizens".
Abusing his position, Tran Van Tai created dozens of fraudulent loan applications, utilizing fake land use rights certificates and savings books to embezzle over 96,4 billion dong from a credit institution.
London bus driver Mark Hehir was fired by his company after chasing a thief and punching him unconscious, despite being hailed as a 'hero' by the public.
Authorities discovered more than 60 tons of raw or pre-processed pig intestines, foul-smelling and discolored after being frozen for 4-6 months, in a cold storage facility.
A 34-year-old man was administratively fined after posting nude photos and videos of himself posing in front of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology on social media.
Nguyen Van Thien claims he raised his hand to intervene, not to order an assault on a coffee shop employee, stating the incident video contains "many inaccuracies".
Huynh Nguyen Loc, former director of the Ho Chi Minh City institute of traditional medicine, is accused of agreeing to 47 billion dong in commissions from a pharmaceutical company, allegedly concealed by having an assistant receive the payments.
Luong Thi Chien and four accomplices allegedly trafficked a vulnerable woman, luring her with promises of lucrative work abroad before selling her as a wife for 90 million dong.
Often dubbed the 'king of poisons' due to its odorless and tasteless powder form, arsenic was frequently used by criminals as a silent murder weapon, disguising deaths as natural illness to seize assets.
Dang Dinh Thang was sentenced to three months in prison for stealing 21 chickens from a neighbor, intending to raise them in his garden and butcher them over time.
A coffee production facility in Gia Nghia is under investigation for allegedly mixing soybeans and flavorings with coffee beans to create low-cost finished coffee products.
Le Minh Dung was sentenced to 15 years in prison for serving as a translator for a scam company in Cambodia while employed at a casino, earning 1,000 USD monthly.
A manager identified as Chu forcibly kissed a female colleague at the company's warehouse, was subsequently detained for five days on sexual harassment charges, and then fired by the company.
Musician Zack Hemsey claimed singer Noo Phuoc Thinh used part of a recording from his album "The Way" without permission, suing for compensation and an apology, but the court dismissed the case.
