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Police in Ho Chi Minh City have dismantled a massive betting network with over 20 trillion VND in transactions and 139 arrests.
Authorities arrested the mastermind behind a crypto fraud scheme that conned thousands through a fake token and investment website.
A 26-year-old trafficker deceived job seekers into scam operations under brutal conditions.
Five foreign nationals were sentenced for joining a large-scale poker gambling ring at Lucas Palace in Hanoi.
A father of three was sentenced to prison for breeding and selling white-crested pheasants, raising questions about legal awareness and proportional justice.
Criminal empires masked as goodwill ventures fall as Vietnamese authorities dismantle their grip on real estate and markets.
An airport security check led to the shocking uncovering of a baby trafficking ring, where 12 newborns were illegally sold under the guise of adoption.
Hanoi’s streets are haunted by deadly teen racing gangs whose crimes have left families mourning and communities afraid.
Women lured by Nigerian partners helped launder billions through shell companies.
Once a bright student, Nguyen Manh Hien - known as “Silver-haired Hien” - later became one of the most feared gang leaders in Thanh Hoa province. His transformation from a promising youth to a notorious outlaw reveals a dark turn in a turbulent life.
Vietnamese police promise zero tolerance after exposing major food fraud networks involving state officials.
In a single night, the “online kidnapping” task force of the Criminal Police Division, Ho Chi Minh City Police, successfully rescued two male university students from sophisticated virtual extortion schemes.
Vietnam’s nuclear revival begins with Petrovietnam, but cost and reactor choices loom large.
This deep dive into Hanoi’s notorious underworld reveals how two gang leaders controlled markets and manipulated justice.
The notorious life of Nam Cam, Vietnam’s most feared crime boss, ended in 2004, but his rise and fall continues to fascinate and terrify.
The recent capture of several notorious crime bosses has exposed the sophisticated "underworld" and its dangerous methods infiltrating urban areas across the country.
Authorities in Da Nang have arrested a restaurant chef for purchasing a critically endangered pangolin to prepare as a dish.
Cambodian authorities have discovered that 161 Vietnamese nationals were working for online scam rings and have since deported them, handing them over to Vietnamese authorities.
Taking advantage of a friend's trust, Lee Hyunsoo used the safe code given to him by a fellow South Korean to steal $100,000, which he spent on gambling, paying off debts, and vacationing with his girlfriend.
On June 17, authorities in Dien Bien Province announced that, in coordination with Lao police, they had successfully dismantled this high-tech scam network based deep within the Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone.