Ngoc Trinh may spend 7 years in prison, tears welled in her eyes when she heard the decision to be detained for 3 months.

On the afternoon of October 19, the news that model Ngoc Trinh was prosecuted and detained for the crime of "Disturbing public order" according to the provisions of Article 318 of the Penal Code caused a stir in public opinion.

Previously, the model sparked a wave of outrage because she continuously posted clips posing on the saddle, letting go of both hands, not wearing protective gear, etc. while driving a motorbike on the road.

Regarding the case, Ho Chi Minh City Police ordered Trinh to be detained for a period of 3 months from October 19, 2023. Immediately after hearing the police officer read the decision to prosecute, Ngoc Trinh had tears in her eyes.

Previously, at the meeting, Ngoc Trinh said: "I did not imagine that I would violate the law so seriously." Regarding the motorbike riding clips posted on social networks, Ngoc Trinh admitted that the crew members, including managers and maids, assisted in filming and editing and then posted them on her personal pages. private.

Regarding the crime Ngoc Trinh has just been prosecuted, lawyer To Ba Thanh (Ho Chi Minh City Bar Association) shared with the media about the crime of disturbing public order prescribed in Article 318, Penal Code 2017.

Accordingly, in Clause 1 of this Article, it is stipulated that anyone who disrupts public order, adversely affecting security, order or social safety, or has been administratively sanctioned for this act or has been convicted If convicted of this crime, if the criminal record has not been erased but continues to violate it, the person will be fined from 5 million VND to 50 million VND, sentenced to non-custodial reform for up to 2 years or imprisoned from 3 months to 2 years.

If you commit an organized crime, incite others to commit a crime, dangerous recidivism, or threaten people to intervene to protect public order as prescribed in Clause 2, Article 318, you will be sentenced to between 2 and 7 years in prison.

Thus, the crime of disturbing public order has a maximum penalty of 7 years in prison.

According to lawyer Thanh, to constitute this crime, the criminal objectively violates the rules, regulations, regulations... on order in public places. Crime directly violates public order, violates civilized lifestyle and rules of socialist life, and affects normal activities in public places.

Objectively, crimes are committed in acts of disturbing public order that adversely affect security, order, and social safety, or have been administratively sanctioned for this act or have been punished. convicted of this crime, his criminal record has not been erased but he is still violating it.

This may include acts of disregarding public order through words and gestures that cause disorder or acts of harassing and assaulting others (but not causing injury) in crowded places such as at stations, Bus stations, theaters, parks... cause chaos, affecting general order. For example: shouting, chasing and fighting on the street or attracting and inciting others to participate,...

Public places are places where many people gather such as parks, theaters, railway stations, bus stations, and on streets with many people passing by. Public places can also be places to exchange goods and entertainment for citizens...

Investigate criminal liability for acts of disturbing public order when causing serious consequences or have been administratively sanctioned for this act or have been convicted of this crime and have not had their criminal record erased but continue to violate it.

Subjectively, the offender commits the crime in the form of an intentional mistake and the subject of the crime is committed by those who have full capacity for criminal responsibility and have reached the age prescribed by law.

Meanwhile, according to Lawyer Tran Minh Hung (Head of Family Law Office (HCMC), the case of model Ngoc Trinh is a lesson for obeying traffic laws and using social networks.

"Ngoc Trinh's behavior is wrong, but I think this person may not be fully aware of the law, partly sees himself as a public figure, and sometimes has 'star' diseases, so it could also be the cause of this. to violations" - lawyer Tran Minh Hung said.

The Ministry of Culture made a strong statement about Ngoc Trinh, will put the philandering queen on the blacklist to ban the broadcast? Minh Lợi06:33:04 23/10/2023After Ho Chi Minh City Police issued a decision to detain Ngoc Trinh for 3 months on charges of disturbing public order, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism also recently spoke up and considered putting this model on the list. black .