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Border guards arrest suspect with 10 heroin cakes

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On August 11, the Northern Drug and Crime Prevention Task Force under the Border Guard, in coordination with the Son La Provincial Border Guard Command and other functional units, caught Tong Van Qui red-handed.

Qui was born in 1987, residing in Muong Phang Commune, Dien Bien Province in the Tia Village area, Pung Banh Commune, Son La Province, for illegally buying and selling drugs.

The seized evidence included 10 heroin cakes, a motorbike and a mobile phone

Qui had a previous conviction for theft of property.

The Border Guard and other coordinating forces are continuing to investigate and clarify the case in accordance with Vietnamese law.

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Hanoi city: Detained man who pulled out bus key

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On August 5, 2025, Hanoi police detained Bui Truong Son, 48, from Thanh Hoa, Vietnam for investigation on suspicion of causing public disorder after he pulled the ignition key from a moving passenger bus.

On the morning of August 4, a passenger bus with license plate 29H-984.XX, driven by Nguyen Minh Tuan, was moving slowly near Alley 124, Nguyen Xien Street on Ring Road 3 when a 7-seater car with plate number 30M-258.XX cut in front of it.

The car’s driver then approached the bus, climbed into the cabin, snatched the ignition key, and walked away—leaving over 40 passengers stranded and causing a traffic jam under scorching 40°C heat.

The bus was only able to resume its journey after nearly an hour, using a spare key. The incident was reported to Thanh Liet Ward Police for further action.

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Arrest of young man for robbery in Dong Nai Vietnam

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In the early morning of August 1, 2025, residents of Tam Hiep and Tran Bien,, Dong Nai province, Vietnam were alarmed by a series of armed robberies targeting convenience stores.

According to employee reports, a young man, wearing a helmet and face mask, took advantage of the quiet hours before dawn to enter several stores, threaten staff with a knife, demand money, and flee the scene.

Upon receiving the reports, police in Tran Bien Ward, in coordination with the Dong Nai Provincial Criminal Police Department, quickly launched an investigation.

Reviewing surveillance footage and using professional investigative techniques, authorities identified the suspect as 19-year-old Dang Hoang Tuan, a resident of Tran Bien Ward.

At around 1:00 PM the same day, police arrested Tuan at his residence, Vietnam detectives.

During questioning, Tuan confessed to carrying out three robberies between 2:00 AM and 4:30 AM that morning, stealing a total of 2.6 million VND (approximately 100 USD).

He admitted that he committed the crimes because he needed money for personal expenses.

Tuan is currently being held by Tran Bien Ward police for further investigation and legal proceedings.

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Dak Lak: Man stabs woman seriously then turns himself in

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On July 31, 2025, in Dak Lak, a serious incident occurred when Mr. Doan Tu Hanh (39 years old) broke into the house of a 35-year-old woman in Phu Yen ward with a knife due to a conflict over money.

He stabbed the victim 19 times, seriously injuring her, Vietnam detective agency.

After committing the crime, Mr. Hanh went to the police station to surrender.

The victim was hospitalized in a state of severe blood loss with serious injuries, including a punctured vein.

Doctors at Phu Yen General Hospital from four departments coordinated to control the bleeding, suture the jugular vein and treat other injuries.

After many hours of surgery, the patient was out of danger, conscious, with stable vital signs and continued to be monitored in the Anesthesia and Resuscitation Department.

The investigation agency is currently investigating the case. Visit us at: https://vietnamdetective.org

Young man stole 400 iPhones while serving sentence

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While serving a suspended sentence for illegal gambling, a young man in Phu Tho province committed a large-scale theft, drawing public attention.

On July 31, the Phu Tho police announced the temporary detention of Nguyen Phuong Nam, 24 years old, residing in Xuan Lang commune, Phu Tho province for investigation on charges of “theft of property.”

According to initial findings, in early April 2025, Nguyen Phuong Nam broke into a phone store in Vinh Phuc Ward (Viet Tri City, Phu Tho Province) and stole 400 iPhone 6 devices along with various accessories.

He later sold the stolen items for VND 22 million (approx. USD 865) and spent the money for personal use.

In mid-July, Nam returned to the same store and stole a computer case, which he sold for VND 9 million (approx. USD 350). All proceeds from both thefts were completely spent.

Notably, at the time of the crimes, Nguyen Phuong Nam was still serving a 10-month suspended sentence handed down on September 11, 2024, by the Ha Hoa District People’s Court for the crime of illegal gambling.

His probationary period was set at 30 months.

The case is currently under further investigation by Phu Tho Provincial Police for appropriate legal handling.

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Quang Tri: Woman who borrowed billions was prosecuted

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After lending over 1 billion VND and repeatedly failing to recover the debt, a woman in Quang Tri reported the case to the police.

Vietnam detective agency, following an investigation, authorities prosecuted and detained the suspect on charges of fraud and appropriation of property.

On July 22, the Quang Tri Provincial Police announced that the Criminal investigation agency had issued a decision to prosecute and temporarily detain Nguyen Thi Linh born 1986, residing in Vinh Linh, Quang Tri province for the crime of “Fraud and appropriation of property.”

According to the investigation, due to business losses and mounting debts, Linh developed the idea of gambling online in hopes of repaying what she owed.

To get money for gambling, she provided false information and borrowed more than 1 billion VND from Mrs. N.T.Y. (residing in the same district).

Despite multiple demands for repayment, Linh failed to return the borrowed money.

Mrs. Y. subsequently filed a complaint with the Quang Tri Provincial Police.

Based on the investigation results, authorities decided to initiate a criminal case, prosecute the suspect, and temporarily detain Nguyen Thi Linh for further legal proceedings.

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Vice Chairman of Thanh Hoa province arrested for investigation

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The Ministry of Public security’s investigation police agency has prosecuted and temporarily detained Mr. Le Duc Giang, Vice chairman of the People’s committee of Thanh Hoa province, Vietnam.

This person was arrested to investigate the act of “abusing position and power while performing official duties”.

In the same case, there were other people: Pham Van Hoanh – Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Thanh Hoa; Nguyen The Hung – Head of the Department of Geology – Minerals; Nguyen Van Tam – specialist of the Office of the Provincial People’s Committee.

All the defendants were prosecuted and temporarily detained after the Supreme People’s Procuracy approved the procedural decisions in accordance with legal regulations.

This is the latest development in the process of expanding the investigation of the case that occurred at Thien An Phat Mineral Joint stock company, the unit accused of serious violations in mineral exploitation activities in Thanh Hoa.

According to the investigation agency, the above group of defendants showed signs of collusion, taking advantage of their positions and jobs to legalize documents, creating conditions for businesses to be granted mineral exploitation licenses in violation of regulations.

This behavior not only violated regulations on resource and mineral management, but also caused great budget losses and negatively impacted the local natural environment.

In addition to the act of taking advantage of their positions, some officials were also considered responsible for violations of accounting and financial regulations, including signs of falsifying documents, causing difficulties for inspection and supervision.

The case at Thien An Phat was prosecuted in May 2025, with a number of business leaders previously arrested and the investigation agency determined that there were signs of organized crime, lasting for many years with the assistance of state management officials.

Currently, the Ministry of Public Security is continuing to expand the investigation to clarify the case and related people.

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Thanh Hoa: Arrest of a subject who used a knife to rob property

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The Criminal Police Division of the Thanh Hoa Provincial Police, in coordination with local police in the communes of Yen Ninh, Sao Vang, and Tho Long, successfully investigated and apprehended a dangerous suspect who had been targeting women walking or riding alone to rob them of their belongings.

Vietnam detective agency, the suspect, Le Xuan Hai, resides in Yen Phu commune, Thanh Hoa province.

Between July 1 and July 2, Hai drove an unlicensed motorbike, fully masked, and carried a knife while patrolling isolated roads in search of potential victims.

Upon spotting women traveling alone, he would block their path, threaten them with the knife, and swiftly rob them of valuables such as gold necklaces, handbags, and cash before fleeing the scene.

Through the investigation, authorities determined that in just two days, Hai had committed three separate robberies in the communes of Yen Ninh, Sao Vang, and Tho Long.

All the victims were women traveling alone on quiet roads during early morning or late evening hours. His acts caused fear and concern among local residents, especially women.

After receiving reports from the victims, police quickly examined the crime scenes, collected evidence, reviewed CCTV footage from surrounding areas, and conducted a sweep of suspects in the region.

On July 5, realizing he could not escape, Le Xuan Hai voluntarily turned himself in and confessed to all three robberies.

At the police station, Hai admitted that he was short on money for personal expenses and thus decided to commit the crimes.

All stolen property was recovered and is being held as evidence for the ongoing investigation.

Thanh Hoa Provincial Police are currently completing the case file to prosecute Hai in accordance with Vietnamese law.

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Car parked in alley in Ho Chi Minh city covered with glue

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On July 7, police in Phu Tho ward, Ho Chi Minh city, began investigating a case in which a car was vandalized while parked in a residential alley.

According to the report by Mr. D. 33 years old, he discovered that his 7-seater vehicle had been smeared with adhesive glue and had metal pieces stuck to its body.

The car was parked in an alley in Phu Tho ward, where he regularly parks without any previous incidents.

Ho Chi Minh detective, after discovering the damage, Mr. D. reported it to local police.

Officers arrived at the scene to document the incident and collect his statement.

Residents in the area said cars often park in the alley, but this is the first time they have witnessed such an act of vandalism.

Authorities in Phu Tho ward are reviewing surveillance camera footage in an effort to identify the perpetrator.

The case is currently under investigation, Vietnamese detective.

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Video captures group extorting money from transport businesses

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Police in Thanh Hoa province have arrested a group of individuals accused of threatening and extorting local transport companies operating in Muong Lat district.

According to the initial investigation, the group frequently stopped passenger and cargo vehicles in the area, demanding monthly payments from business owners.

Vietnam detective service agency, drivers who refused to comply were subjected to threats and obstruction during operations.

To gather evidence, authorities secretly recorded multiple encounters between the suspects and vehicle owners.

The footage shows the suspects receiving cash at various locations, often using intimidation tactics.

On June 29, after a period of surveillance, police arrested the suspects and seized related evidence.

Preliminary statements revealed the group had extorted money from dozens of transport companies, collecting tens of millions of dong each month.

Authorities are expanding the investigation to determine each individual’s role and identify additional victims.

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