18-year-old Chau Phu Tinh confessed to robbing and murdering a 47-year-old ride-hailing driver to fund his trip to Hanoi.

After a first date stroll, Tran Van Linh sped off on his date's Honda Vision scooter, stealing her phone and wallet.

After a botched fish bucket theft, a 25-year-old man and his accomplices returned to the scene with weapons to retaliate against the homeowner.

Pham Duy Thanh, 23, confessed to feigning a gold purchase at a shop in Nhon My commune before fleeing with the jewelry.

A robber stabbed at people chasing him while fleeing but was ultimately apprehended.

Nguyen Thi Lan, 57, wrestled with a 91-year-old man driving a three-wheeled electric vehicle to steal his cash.

Two young women were stopped, sexually assaulted, and robbed by three men while descending from Tam Dao resort area late at night.

While chasing a rival group, 16-year-old Le Huu Hien saw an abandoned motorcycle and took it home.

40-year-old Nguyen Thanh Hai pretended to buy goods from an 11-year-old girl running a convenience store alone before snatching her cash and fleeing.

Arrested hours after the murder of a cafe owner, Tran Van Quy confessed to gambling online, accumulating debt, and resorting to robbery.

Police reviewed security footage to track down the suspect who killed the 68-year-old cafe owner and robbed her, arresting Tran Van Quy hours later.

A 65-year-old woman in Ho Chi Minh City claimed to have been tied up and robbed of 300 million VND, but police discovered she fabricated the incident to avoid creditors.

Arrested after 6 hours on the run, 20-year-old Hoang Thanh Cong confessed to murdering a ride-hailing driver and stealing his motorbike, which he sold for 4 million VND to pay off gaming debts.

Ngo Dang Phong, 24, disguised in a long-sleeved sun-protective shirt and face covering, robbed a gold shop in Hanoi, brandishing a knife and making off with three gold bracelets and six gold necklaces.