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Public disorder prosecutions in Vietnam
Overview
Authorities in Vietnam have initiated criminal proceedings against groups of youths involved in violent street confrontations.
In Dak Lak, police prosecuted 13 individuals, including minors and students, for public disorder following a confrontation involving knives, machetes, and beer bottles. The incident reportedly began as a retaliatory action by a group of approximately 30 people after one individual was allegedly targeted with flashlights and slingshots.
In Phu Tho, police prosecuted eight teenagers for “disturbing public order” related to a trend known as “di Leo.” The group, which used masks and removed license plates to evade detection, allegedly used swords, slingshots, and glass bottles to attack strangers on the road. The pursuit resulted in a collision that caused a victim to suffer a broken leg and led to the theft of the victim’s license plate.
Entities
Dak Lak · Thanh Son · Phú Thọ · Dak Lak Provincial Police · Bui Trung Hieu
Timeline
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[CRIME] 4 sourcesPhu Tho police prosecute 8 youths for public disorder
Phu Tho police have prosecuted eight teenagers for “disturbing public order” after they chased and attacked commuters using swords and glass bottles in a dangerous trend called “di Leo.”
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[CRIME] 3 sourcesDak Lak police prosecute 13 individuals for public disorder
Dak Lak police have prosecuted 13 people, including seven minors, for public disorder following a violent street brawl involving weapons.
Sources
afamily.vn · giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn · soha.vn · thanhnien.vn · tienphong.vn