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Ho Chi Minh City police have exposed a transnational money laundering network involving three women who, with their African husbands, created over 300 shell companies to funnel stolen funds abroad.
Following a two-month investigation, Ho Chi Minh City Police have seized nearly 10 tons of cyanide, prosecuting 31 suspects involved in the illegal trade of hazardous chemicals.
A high-profile investigation involving Saigon Jewelry Company (SJC) is unfolding, with six suspects facing allegations of corruption and abuse of power in their handling of state-directed gold price stabilization.
Two men in Hanoi have been charged with copyright infringement for running Fmovies, a pirated streaming site with nearly 50,000 films, as police crack down on major piracy operations.
The High People’s Court in Ho Chi Minh City on November 4 opened the appellate trial for the case involving property developer Van Thinh Phat Group and Saigon Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SCB).
Police operating in the central province of Nghe An said on October 31 that they have arrested a suspect and seized a huge amount of drugs which had been transported from Europe to Vietnam.
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Within three days, authorities seized a total of 1,078 smuggled diamonds in two incidents at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City.
Vietnam’s Public Security Ministry encourages those evading justice to come forward to receive leniency, highlighting ongoing national and international efforts for arrests.
Following several high-profile cases, Ho Chi Minh City police launch an investigation to control illegal cyanide distribution.
Ho Chi Minh City authorities are investigating a hidden camera incident at Tan Tuc High School after students reported videos recorded in the girls' restroom being sold and shared online.
Ho Chi Minh City Police have exposed a large-scale illegal trade in hazardous chemicals, leading to the arrest of 17 individuals and the seizure of over 9.4 tons of cyanide.
Using a capital mobilization scheme, the Chairman of Capel Group JSC defrauded and misappropriated 700 billion VND ($28.69 million) from 4,800 victims across 63 provinces.
Some defendants exploited their positions to instruct and incite others to provide false statements, conceal crimes, and obstruct the investigation process by authorities.
The court has received 5,965 compensation requests from victims of the Van Thinh Phat bond fraud case, with defendant Truong My Lan agreeing to use personal and corporate assets to repay victims.
Ho Chi Minh City Police have revealed that foreign individuals are leading online gambling activities in Vietnam, coordinating and directing operations in a hierarchical model through cyberspace.
A 67-year-old woman is to face trial accused of being a kingpin in an international drugs smuggling gang.
Authorities in Thanh Hoa have successfully dismantled a human trafficking ring, rescuing 58 female employees, including 12 minors, who were illegally detained at the G7 karaoke complex.
Ho Chi Minh City authorities have charged an Iranian man who used a 'magic trick' to steal money from a Russian couple at a local store.
The police of Hanoi said on October 9 that they have launched criminal proceedings against three Vietnamese suspects charged with smuggling approximately 100 kg of synthetic drugs from Europe into Vietnam.