Le Nguyen Quynh Nhu impersonated a police officer and sent messages to the victim, claiming she had been arrested for involvement in drug crimes and that the victim had previously lent her money, thus making her an accomplice.
Fearing irregularities, Project Management Director Nguyen Chien Thang collected $2 million from the contractor and gave it to an intermediary to bribe officials, but was deceived.
Having received $2 million, Le Thanh Thiem misappropriated this money without distributing it to any individuals or organizations to facilitate the inspection team's work at the Ministry of Health.
After Nguyen Thi Lan Huong, former General Director of Sen Tai Thu, gave tens of billions of VND to Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan for "help," Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan hid the money under the bed.
Former Chairwoman of Sen Tai Thu Group, Pham Thi Hoa, and her accomplices are accused of using fraudulent schemes to deceive 459 investors, appropriating 757 billion VND.
Former CEO of Sen Tai Thu, Nguyen Thi Lan Huong, gave 26 billion VND to Nguyen Thi Ngoc Lan to "fix" the case, but Lan did not seek anyone's intervention and spent all the money.
Authorities in Da Nang have dismantled a ring involved in "fixing" court cases related to a 67.000 billion VND money laundering scandal.
According to the indictment presented at the Da Nang High Court, the prosecution recommended a sentence of 7-8 years imprisonment for the defendant Pham Viet Cuong, former Deputy Chief Justice.
Nguyen Xuan Hung, former Chief Judge of the People's Court of Dak Doa District (formerly), Gia Lai Province, confessed to spending 100 million VND to help his wife, a judge, avoid being reappointed because he was worried she wouldn't be granted her position.
People's Artist Tiến Đạt, a renowned figure known for his villainous roles, surprised everyone by taking on a "life-changing" role as a kind and gentle character in the film "Sweet Alluvium".
Due to one defendant undergoing post-operative treatment, the court postponed the trial of the group of former judges, prosecutors, and civil enforcement officers accused of giving and receiving bribes.
Pretending to have connections with people in positions of power, Tran Xuan Mai (Thanh Quoi commune, Can Tho city) received nearly 2 billion VND to "fix" legal cases, then misappropriated the money for personal use.
The case of Luong Bang Quang and Ngan 98 allegedly bribing officials to drop charges with 8 billion VND has shocked public opinion. Lawyer Dang Van Cuong analyzes the sentencing framework and noteworthy legal details.
The investigative agency of the Supreme People's Procuracy accuses Mr. Pham Viet Cuong, former Deputy Chief Justice of the High People's Court in Da Nang, of accepting money from litigants to influence court rulings.
Upon learning that her acquaintance's husband had been arrested by the police for gambling, Pham Thi Ngoan boasted about knowing many people who could "fix the case," and subsequently swindled 200 million VND from him.
Sơn fabricated a story that Mr. T. had committed a serious crime, and that to "get acquitted" he needed to pay 650 million VND. When the family wanted to stop after transferring the money, Sơn immediately threatened them.
The truth inside the VIP room for criminals at the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry has shocked many people.
The former deputy head of the Inspection Committee of the Phu Yen Provincial Party Committee and his accomplices were caught red-handed while receiving 600 million VND for posing as "case fixing" agents to defraud people of money.
Fearing prosecution for accepting 50 million VND from a drug trafficker, three former police officers from Pham Ngu Lao ward (Ho Chi Minh City) gave 2,1 billion VND to the owner of a spa to help "fix" the case.
Having been associated with the image of a police officer on screen for 30 years, Meritorious Artist Van Bau revealed that many viewers thought he was a real police officer, and that his side job was acting.
Dang Thi Hai Yen boasted that she would arrange for NVV's sentence to be commuted from imprisonment to a suspended sentence, thereby receiving hundreds of millions of dong from him for personal use.
Despite having no profession, Hoa and Dat falsely claimed to be journalists with extensive connections and the ability to "fix cases" in order to swindle nearly 1 billion VND.
Despite being a driver, Anh boasted about having many connections with authorities and received 250 million VND to help TTNM's husband avoid prosecution, but was caught red-handed by the police.
The Investigation Police Department of the Ministry of Public Security has announced a scam involving the appropriation of property through the fraudulent use of connections with police leaders to "fix" cases.
Tran Hai and Luu Xuan Tam defrauded numerous victims nationwide, appropriating assets totaling 4,2 billion VND.
A group of illegal sand miners who stole over 74.600 cubic meters of sand in Ho Chi Minh City, and the person who helped them get acquitted, are about to face trial on multiple charges.
At the appeal hearing, defendant Do Huu Ca - former Director of the Hai Phong City Police Department - received a 7-year prison sentence, a reduction of 3 years compared to the initial verdict.
At the appeal hearing, former Hai Phong Police Chief Do Huu Ca continued to assert that he did not receive money to influence the outcome of the case, but only advised people on how to mitigate the consequences.
On the morning of June 26, the High People's Court in Hanoi began the appellate trial of the case involving former Director of the Hai Phong City Police, Do Huu Ca, who is charged with "fraudulent appropriation of property".
The Go Vap District Police have issued a notice to search for Huynh Thanh Tam, who impersonated a Ho Chi Minh City police officer, received 300 million VND, and then fled.
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