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Colonel Nguyen Sy Quang chaired the press conference – Photo: SON BINH
On December 21, the Ho Chi Minh City police held a press conference to report on the situation and the results of ensuring order in 2020 and some key tasks in 2021.
Colonel Nguyen Sy Quang, deputy director of the Ho Chi Minh City Police, said that all kinds of common crimes operating in cyberspace, including social ills, prostitution, gambling, drugs, trafficking, other types transactions … That is one of the requirements that the Ho Chi Minh City Police will propose to the Ministry of Public Security to allow the establishment of the Department of Cyber Security and high-tech crime prevention.
At that time, it will transfer a high-tech crime prevention division from the Ho Chi Minh City Criminal Police Department to a newly established unit.
In the near future, the Ho Chi Minh City Police will launch the Department of Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention. This unit will actively coordinate with other units to carry out cybercrime prevention. At the same time, applying the Cybersecurity Law, related decrees to handle violations in cyberspace …
Information from Colonel Le Cong Van at the press conference – Photo: NGOC KHAI
Colonel Le Cong Van, Chief of the Social Order Administrative Management Police Department (PC06), Ho Chi Minh City Police, said that regarding black credit activities and collection of rental debts, there are currently 53 companies with posts. debt collection capacity in Ho Chi Minh City. Implementing the resolution of the National Assembly, companies with a rental debt collection function will cease to operate as of January 1, 2021.
PC06 informed the Police Department for Administrative Management in Social Order (C06), Secretariat of Public Security, there will be instructions to coordinate with departments to revoke permits, revoke security and order certificates. rental of debt collection companies and proposed dissolution, so as not to hide activities that generate insecurity and order.
Additionally, PC06 is cooperating with professional units to continue advising the Ho Chi Minh City Police Board of Directors on the implementation of plans and programs to combat black credit and heavy loan crimes. Interest and fraud in applications (applications) that are popular in cyberspace.
Drug crime remains complicated
According to the Ho Chi Minh City Police, in 2020, crime and drug evils are still potentially complicated on key routes and areas. Drug-related crimes are the cause of all kinds of crimes, especially crimes against property, and crimes of committing acts dangerous to society by using drugs that cause hallucinations.
So far, the city has 27,887 addicts (an increase of 2,775 people compared to the end of 2019). However, the number of addicts who have not been statistically has enormous potential, mainly because the state of addiction is still inadequate, addicts are the factors that are likely to increase the crime of buying, selling and transporting fruit. magic of drugs and is also a generator of new addicts.
Meanwhile, criminal offenses and social ills, criminal offenses continue to be restricted and reduced. Specifically, property theft reduced 14 cases, intentional injuries reduced 15 cases, property theft decreased 25 cases, property theft reduced 105 cases.
Ho Chi Minh City police recorded that in 2020 there were 290 fires, killing 12 people, injuring 27 people, losing two assets estimated at 13.3 billion dong. The main reason is due to the electrical equipment system problem but there is no solution to overcome …
Regarding the prevention of the COVID-19 epidemic, the police force recalled and dissolved 1,946 cases of collection of people, carrying out acts to punish 88 cases; it recalled 4,867 cases, made records of administrative sanctions, 7,156 cases of non-use of masks in public places.
Compared to the same period in 2019, traffic accidents were controlled, dragging the 3 criteria, specifically 2,926 cases (less than 481 cases), 560 deaths (less than 74 people) and injuring 2,039 people. (367 fewer people) …
