
Former CEO of Sen Tai Thu spent 26 billion VND to 'fix' legal cases.
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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

Da Nang City police have arrested a man and a woman in connection with a case of impersonating police officers to scam people by promising to help them avoid prosecution and secure job transfers in order to extort money.

Quoc and Duong defrauded numerous people of over 4 billion VND by claiming they could influence court cases, secure employment, collect debts, and obtain bank loans.

Vu claimed to have extensive connections and could "fix" cases to help defendants get their sentences reduced, thereby defrauding a total of 210 million VND.

Luu deceived the victims by claiming to have connections and being able to secure reduced sentences for the defendants, then embezzled 2,5 billion VND before fleeing to Ho Chi Minh City.

Seeing her former colleague arrive in Ho Chi Minh City on a police summons, Ngan offered to help him get out of trouble, receiving a total of 6,6 billion VND which she then spent.

Chu Viet Thong used forged documents claiming to be a Ho Chi Minh City police officer handling a case involving the victim's biological son, who was being prosecuted and detained by the District 11 police, in order to secure his release on bail.

Nghia and An claimed to know many leaders in Da Nang and Quang Nam, but then defrauded and misappropriated money from many people.

Although she had no ability to "fix the case," due to business losses, Thao accepted 1,3 billion VND in exchange for promising to help a murderer escape conviction.

Many businesses are willing to spend money to "run projects," but they encounter professional scammers and have to swallow their bitterness when they realize they've been cheated.

What did the prosecutor in Quang Binh say after being accused of accepting 2,7 billion VND in bribes to influence a court case?

The Criminal Investigation Department of the Ho Chi Minh City Police has successfully dismantled a large-scale ring producing and selling counterfeit documents.

Taking advantage of the social insurance fraud case in Dong Nai, Thang impersonated a police officer and swindled 500 million VND by promising to help a clinic in Dong Nai avoid prosecution.

Unemployed, Chánh bought police uniforms and pretended to be an "undercover police officer" to scam people by promising to "fix" legal cases, ultimately defrauding them of hundreds of millions of dong.

After receiving 450 million VND to help Mr. P. evade prosecution for his younger brother, Ho Duc Hung subsequently absconded.

In court, Dat admitted to the crime and claimed that he committed it because the other defendants instigated him.

There have been cases of people impersonating investigators and demanding that relatives of those involved in the 200 billion VND gambling ring in Nghe An transfer money to "fix the case".

After learning that Pham Anh Tuan had been arrested for illegally transporting narcotics, Tuan's father gave Nguyen Thi Hong over 1,4 billion VND to "bribe" officials to drop the charges against his son.

Although he was the director of a security guard service company, Thanh impersonated an agent of the Ministry of Public Security to scam people by promising to help them get away with legal cases and embezzle their money.

Qui and Huy ordered police uniforms, handcuffs, walkie-talkies, fake gun lighters, and rented cars to use in making acquaintances and promising to "fix" cases for lawbreakers.

The Criminal Investigation Department of the Thua Thien Hue Provincial Police has arrested a suspect who defrauded the Tuyet Liem Private Enterprise couple of over 12 billion VND by promising to help them avoid prosecution.

Promising to successfully "fix the case," a woman in Quang Ninh province swindled hundreds of millions of dong from a defendant sentenced to 5 years in prison for intentionally causing injury.

Minh, posing as an official at Ben Gia prison, claimed he could "arrange" for prisoners to have lighter work and be released early in order to swindle money.

Impersonating a military major, Vi was arrested while wearing a major's uniform. Vi, posing as a military major, received 4,5 million VND as a bribe to secure jobs and drop charges.

(VTC News) - Knowing that Long had been summoned by the police to clarify a car theft case, Bao boasted that he knew a leader in the investigative agency and could "fix the case" for 40 million VND.