On the night of 9.3, An Giang province police reported, in connection with the arrest of subject Tran Tri Manh (41 years old, P. Chau Phu A, Chau Doc city), confiscated the Director of Gia Thinh Production and Trading Co., Ltd. many documents and objects related to the act of manufacturing, exchanging motorcycle parts, lubricants … fake famous brands, An Giang province police exposed more of Manh’s conspiracy and many other criminals want spend 20 billion dong to “transfer” Colonel Dinh Van Noi, Police Director of An Giang Province to another locality, so that they can easily commit illegal acts.
Getting the director of a company that produces lubricants, motorcycle parts … to falsify a very large amount
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Dao Ngoc Canh is detained by An Giang province police for an investigation related to the case
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Specifically, according to An Giang province police, in addition to reporting violations related to the act of producing and marketing counterfeit products, Manh has stated, because recently, An Giang province police are too fierce in attacking and capturing everything type of crime in An Giang. , especially crimes related to smuggling, stalls and counterfeiting of goods. So some subjects contacted and assigned Minh to “find the influencer” to transfer Colonel Dinh Van Noi to another location.
Vu Van Quy informs Canh’s team that a relationship exists to carry out a conspiracy to transfer An Giang’s Director of Public Safety to another workplace.
Photo: provided by the police
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Thus, Minh contacted Dao Ngoc Canh (73, a resident of P. Xuan Ha, Thanh Hue District, Da Nang City) to request the transfer of Colonel Place. Canh has since contacted Ngo Van Trong (48, Ward Khue Trung, Can Le District, Da Nang City), Vu Van Quy (30, residing in District 3, Ho Chi Minh City) ) and Hoang Thi Tam (54, a resident of H. Phuc Tho, Hanoi City) to discuss the conspiracy to comply with Manh’s request. And Vu Van Quy claimed a relationship to carry out this terrible conspiracy.
Hoang Thi Tam was transferred by Tran Tri Manh 10 billion in advance of 20 billion “contract” to carry out the transfer of Colonel Dinh Van Noi, An Giang Provincial Public Security Director.
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Fraud, split money
In mid-January, Canh, Trong, Quy, and Tam went to An Giang to meet Minh. Therefore, the previous group offered a price to Manh, spending 20 billion VND for this group to “influence” to transfer the colonel to another location. Minh agreed on the price and transferred 10 billion dong to Hoang Thi Tam’s account in advance. In return, Canh’s group made a commitment to Tran Tri Manh within 3 days that there would be a “decision” to relocate Colonel Noi to another area, otherwise he would return the money to Manh.
As a result, Vu Van Quy was unable to carry out the plot to relocate the director of An Giang Police Station to another location, so Quy, Tam, and Trong discussed transferring only VND 7.4 billion to Ma. The remaining 2.6 billion VND informed Minh that he had spent money managing and managing the transfer of Colonel Noi. However, the investigation results of the An Giang Provincial Police, in fact, this amount is divided as follows: Tam 100 million VND, Trong 400 million VND, and Quy is left with 2.1 billion VND. VND for personal consumption. When he was arrested, there was only more than 1.3 billion VND in his account.
Ngo Van Trong was arrested by the police for investigating a fraud against Tran Tri Manh in the “execution” case of transferring the An Giang Province Police Director to another location.
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So far, through the investigation and verification of the An Giang Police Investigation and Investigation Agency, there have been criminal arrests of Vu Van Quy, Ngo Van Trong and Hoang Thi Tam. Only Dao Ngoc Canh is being managed by the police investigation agency to continue clarifying the violations related to the case.
According to the An Giang Province Police, this is a very special and unprecedented case in An Giang, the unit continues to investigate, verify and clarify and will strictly handle the related objects in the case. This “execution maneuver” scam.