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Investigators in Thanh Hoa discovered two frozen tiger carcasses hidden in a reinforced underground chamber, exposing an alleged illegal wildlife trafficking ring.
Da Nang police apprehended 13 suspects linked to a cyberfraud ring that stole $4 million from over 1,200 victims nationwide.
Police in Gia Lai Province have dismantled a dog theft ring responsible for stealing more than 5,000 dogs, with total illegal profits estimated at around $105,000.
Police in the northern province of Tuyen Quang on February 2 announced the prosecution of a group of suspects involved in the illegal trading and exchange of more than 8.4 billion email accounts.
HCMC Police have observed that even the best students can be scammed by people impersonating police officers or authorities fraudulently accusing them of illegal activities and extorting them for money.
Le Van Chung, former Chairman of the Members' Council at Vicem (Vietnam Cement Industry Corporation), has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for his role in a long-stalled high-rise project that caused major financial damage to state assets.
Ho Chi Minh City police have recently dismantled several illegal food production operations that, for years, pushed chemically-treated snails, noodles, and counterfeit meat into the market - posing grave threats to public health.
Nguyen Thi Nhu Loan, former chair of Quoc Cuong Gia Lai, faces prosecution for profiting from a $21 million land deal in Ho Chi Minh City.
Police in Ho Chi Minh City have uncovered a large-scale food safety violation involving 3,000 tons of snails soaked in sodium silicate - a chemical also known as “liquid glass” - and sold across the market over five years.
Lao Cai police, in joint operation with Cambodian authorities, arrest dozens involved in massive cross-border scam targeting Vietnamese victims.
A dangerous chemical once used in root canal therapy is back in circulation through illegal channels, sparking fears of lasting damage.
Police in Ho Chi Minh City uncovered a dangerous ring producing dental toxins containing arsenic trioxide inside a bedroom.
Authorities in Dong Nai province have uncovered approximately 12 tons of pork from pigs infected with African swine fever, stored in freezers, ice boxes, and refrigerated containers, just before it was to be distributed for consumption.
The Criminal Police Department under the Ministry of Public Security has arrested a group of four suspects in HCMC for allegedly scamming victims by promising to “fix” criminal cases.
"Online kidnapping" does not involve physical force but instead relies on psychological manipulation, forcing victims to self-isolate and follow remote instructions. Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) is currently the most targeted victim.
Overwhelmed by distress after being scammed out of a huge sum of money, H, a woman in Hanoi, attempted to take her own life on multiple occasions. The money she lost included funds she had mobilized from relatives and acquaintances.
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have dismantled a large-scale illegal food processing operation that used sodium silicate - an industrial-grade chemical banned in food - to treat more than 3,000 tons of snail meat over several years.
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have arrested N.C.P., a 48-year-old man from Vinh Long, after he broke into the Saigon Zoo and Botanical Garden and stole a rare white swan.
Hung Yen provincial police have launched a criminal investigation into the production of bean sprouts using banned substances, seizing nearly 3 tons of contaminated products that posed serious food safety risks.
From fake airline tickets to deepfake videos, a wave of tech-enabled fraud is sweeping through Vietnam just before Tet.