An online social media dispute escalated into a violent confrontation involving guns and knives between two groups of teenagers in an empty lot in Tan Vinh Loc commune, leaving one person shot in the leg.
Nguyen Van Hoi, also known as Khanh Sky, was arrested in an emergency operation five days after he and Ho Van Khoa livestreamed abusive content at TikToker Vua Quat's workshop.
In a widely circulated online video, a girl, reportedly a beauty pageant runner-up, was seen repeatedly throwing a large brick at the glass door of a house in Cau Ong Lanh ward.
Despite the victim's request to drop criminal charges, Vu Van Toan was arrested for using a sword to chase another person in the street, an act deemed thuggish in nature.
Ren, a 23-year-old man, was administratively detained by police for disturbing public order and permanently banned from social media after his reckless act.
Two groups of teenagers, armed with weapons and pepper spray, engaged in a motorbike chase that led to three individuals falling and being hospitalized.
A 15-year-old, believing his girlfriend was insulted, gathered friends to confront another group, leading to a street brawl involving helmets and wooden sticks.
Truong Minh Thuan confessed that due to family frustration, he drove a motorbike erratically, blocked cars, hit a taxi, and challenged drivers with the defiant question, "do you know who my father is?".
A 50-year-old man, after crashing his car into a restaurant over a payment dispute, fled through several streets, damaging property before being apprehended.
Two groups of village youths, aged 15-23, caused chaos on national highway 32 by swerving motorcycles, leading to a conflict where they threw rocks at each other, resulting in the death of a 17-year-old.