The case of a bank employee who was caught jealous: Wife 'turned the car' to call for help, baby 3 was excited, lack of evidence?

Regarding the case of a female bank employee who was caught jealous, Ms. T. (the wife) was aware that her behavior was against the law and hoped to receive leniency from the law.

On January 4, the Ninh Kieu District Police (Can Tho City) was still clarifying the case of a female bank employee who was arrested for jealousy. The District Police Investigative Agency has issued a decision to prosecute the case to investigate 3 acts including: "Intentionally causing injury"; "Insulting others" and "Disturbing public order".

According to the initial investigation, on the evening of January 1, the Ninh Kieu District Police received a report from Ms. N.N.N. (30 years old, living in Cai Khe Ward, Ninh Kieu District, an employee of a bank) about Ms. H.N.B.T. (41 years old, living in Binh Thuy District) holding a helmet that interacted continuously on her head and eyes, causing injuries. Ms. T. also tore Ms. N's shirt and pants.

After that, N.T.N.Q. (Ms. T.'s sister-in-law) continued to hold Ms. N's interactive helmet. At the time of the incident, some people gathered to watch, took their phones to record the clip and then posted it on social networks.

At the police office, Ms. T. and Ms. Q. admitted that there was no evidence proving the illicit relationship between Mr. Tr. (Ms. T.'s husband) and Ms. N.

When discovering that Mr. Tr. was traveling with Ms. N., Ms. T. was "jealous, angry, impatient, shouted untrue information for everyone around her to know, agreed to stand on her side, and carried out the above behavior".

Currently, Ms. T. is aware that her behavior is a violation of the law, hoping to receive leniency from the law. Ms. T. agreed to compensate for hospitalization expenses, medication and other expenses at the request of Ms. N.

Mr. Tr., Ms. T, Ms. N. hope that the online community will stop posting sensitive information and images and "do not continue to share information and images related to the above case because it affects the reputation and honor of individuals, families and related people".

The Investigative Agency is continuing to consolidate documents and evidence to prosecute relevant subjects in accordance with the law. As reported by the press, at about 0:30 p.m. on January 1, Ms. N. took a taxi home in Cai Khe ward after attending the agency's year-end party.

Upon arrival, N. found that he had forgotten the keys to the house and car at work, so he called Mr. N.M.Tr. (who works at the same bank) for help. Mr. Tr. brought the key and gave it to N. near Tran Phu Street. At this time, N. asked this person to take him across the shore of Huynh Cuong Lake to get his personal belongings.

When he arrived at Huynh Cuong Street, N. got out of Mr. Tr.'s car when the jealousy incident as mentioned above occurred. Regarding the incident, the Can Tho City Police recommend that people do not post, share and disseminate in cyberspace images and clips related to the above incident.

According to the police agency, for the act of posting, sharing and distributing images without permission and seriously insulting the dignity and honor of others, if it does not cause serious consequences or less serious consequences, it will be administratively sanctioned from 10-20 million VND. In case of causing serious consequences, they shall be criminally handled for the crime of "Killing others"

In the case of the wife, Doctor of Law Dang Van Cuong, Head of the Chinh Phap Lawyer's Office (Hanoi Bar Association), said that the investigation agency's prosecution of the case to investigate the above crimes is completely grounded. He emphasized that the law protects the honor, dignity, health and life of citizens. Intentionally causing injury, insulting others in public, and disrupting social order and security are all serious violations of the law.

The behavior of interacting with and humiliating others not only affects humanity but also causes disorder and social security. The spread of the clip on social networks increases the seriousness of the case.

Even if the injury rate of the victim is less than 11%, the person causing the injury can still be prosecuted for criminal liability under Article 134 of the Criminal Code (the crime of intentionally causing injury) if the act is determined to be thuggish.

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