Pretending to be the police to rob property, the group of subjects immediately received bitter results, was "held" after a few hours of committing the crime

The police of Tay Ho district have arrested suspects who pretended to be police officers to rob people's property, in addition to organizing and illegally using illegal substances.

According to Vietnamnet, on the morning of September 10, a police leader of Tay Ho district (Hanoi) confirmed that he had prosecuted the case and prosecuted the accused against the above-mentioned target group for investigation and strict handling in accordance with the law.

Initial information said that around 7:00 a.m. on August 31, the police of Tay Ho district received a criminal complaint from Mr. D.X.H. and K.V.H. (who both reside in Dan Phuong district) about about 3:50 a.m. on the same day, when they were riding motorbikes to 657 Lac Long Quan, Xuan La ward, In Tay Ho district, 2 subjects pretending to be police officers used No. 8 cuffs, electric batons to threaten and rob property including 1 motorbike and 2 phones.

Receiving information, the police authorities investigated and arrested 2 suspects, Nguyen Van Thuc (born in 1995, with 4 previous convictions) and Nguyen Van Chi (born in 1995, with 2 previous convictions) in Phung town, Dan Phuong district, Hanoi.

When arrested, the 2 suspects confessed to robbery with the trick of pretending to be the police in the early morning of August 31, with the purpose of having money to buy "mai thuy" to use.

Expanding the case, on September 1, the police of Tay Ho district arrested 3 more subjects: Dang Tran Thuong (born in 1988, in group 19 of Thinh Liet ward, Hoang Mai, Hanoi), Quang Thi Thu Ha (born in 1995, in Ba Don ward, Ba Don town, Quang Binh) and Nguyen Thi Thien Thoi (born in 1997, in Hai Thanh Ward, Dong Hoi City, Quang Binh Province) for acts of Possession of military weapons, Organization of illegal use of prohibited substances, Illegal possession of prohibited substances.

The Public Security Agency seized a large quantity of drugs of all kinds and military weapons including: 1 homemade twirling taper, 22 rounds of ammunition, 1 grenade, 80.842 grams of MDMA "mai thuy", 0.394 grams of "mai thuy" Ketamine, 0.778 grams of "mai thuy" Methamphetamine and many other related "mai thuy" tools.

This is not the first case of ordinary people pretending to be police officers to commit illegal acts. Not long ago, there appeared a female police officer, wearing the rank of colonel, showing off her savings book of 200 billion to go fraudulent.

Also according to Vietnamnet, verification results at the bank showed that Lan did not save the amount of VND 200 billion. The bank also did not issue a passbook named Mai Thi Lan as reported in the case.

On July 11, Hanoi City TAND issued a decision to sentence defendant Mai Thi Lan (born in 1977, in Cau Giay district) to 20 years in prison for fraudulent misappropriation of property. Allegedly, for the purpose of misappropriating property, from 2017 to 2021, Lan fabricated information about himself being an officer in the police service, with the rank of colonel. Notably, on Facebook, the defendant left a photo of himself wearing a military uniform, wearing the rank of colonel and showing off a savings book of VND 200 billion.

Not stopping there, the defendant also gave information that he needed capital to trade air tickets, buy vaccines but did not have enough money to invest, while it was not yet due to withdraw the savings book to call for investment. With the above method, many people have been scammed by Lan to misappropriate a total of more than 9 billion VND.

Specifically, at the end of 2017, Lan knew Mr. Tran Dang T. (born in 1972, is a doctor treating Lan's father-in-law). When they met, Lan introduced himself as Deputy General Department 2 of the Ministry of Defense, a shareholder of VPBank. Under the pretext of needing investment money, the overseas woman borrowed Mr. T. 220 million VND. After that, Lan showed Mr. T. 6 savings books in her name, which recorded the deposit amount from 100-200 billion VND to make news.

Seeing the "fish bite" easily, in March 2020, Lan continued to borrow Mr. T. VND 1 billion for business, promising that when the savings book is due, he will withdraw the payment and give Mr. T. another house. Due to his trust in the accused, Mr. T. transferred a total of VND 1 billion to this female fraudster.

However, when the loan period expired, Mr. T. repeatedly demanded money but Lan blocked his phone number and moved away. On November 13, 2021, Mr. T. filed a complaint against Lan to the investigating agency.

Another of Lan's victims was Nguyen Ngoc Q. (born 1989, in Lang Son). In August 2018, through social relationships, Lan knew Mr. Q. The defendant introduced that he had many relationships with leaders of ministries at the Central Government, so he could buy houses and cheap liquidated cars, without sending bids.

Because of his gullibility, Mr. Q. became the next victim and repeatedly handed over money to the defendant. But after transferring VND 2.7 billion to Lan, the defendant did not make the promised house or car purchase and did not return the money to Mr. Q.

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