A criminal network behind nearly 600 counterfeit nutritional products, including formulas for infants and diabetics, has been dismantled in Hanoi.

Three children returned home, four moved to legal temple after abuse scandal.

Authorities seized over 800 weapons and hundreds of forged documents in nationwide sting.

Two arrested for luring Vietnamese citizens with fake job offers, then selling them into scam networks

An 80-year-old woman in Hanoi has been sentenced to 12 years in jail for fraud after deceiving a couple into handing over more than USD 44,000.

Vietnam has issued a warrant for Nguyen Anh Cuong, accused of leading a network smuggling citizens to Europe with forged visas, while three accomplices were sentenced in Da Nang.

A mother’s shocking betrayal shakes the nation after a child’s death leads to a murder charge.

Police say the 28-year-old ran fake websites and used 12 bank accounts to steal billions from unsuspecting victims.

Young men dressed as police officers were apprehended while stopping traffic, caught red-handed by an actual 141 unit.

Quang Nam authorities recreated a chilling crime scene as part of their investigation into a mother’s alleged killing of her son to claim insurance payouts.

Vietnamese police have arrested a mother who allegedly murdered her son in a chilling plan to profit from a life insurance policy.

Pham Quang Linh and Nguyen Thi Thai Hang, known for their online fame, are now facing serious legal consequences over a misleading health product.

The Ministry of Public Security has proposed adding new principal and supplementary punishments to the draft amended Penal Code, including electronic monitoring and entry bans.

Residents in Phu Yen Province have discovered a severely decomposed male body - missing its head, feet, and one arm - washed up on the coast of Phu Lac Hamlet, Hoa Hiep Nam Ward, Dong Hoa Town.

Nguyen Tuan Dung, who once donated a kidney to save a life, was sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding a car rental owner - but received leniency due to his past act of altruism.

Victims were tricked into sending large sums under the guise of currency exchanges.

The suspect, who knew one of the victims, has admitted to the murders and was caught with over USD 1,600 in cash.

Using encrypted messaging and digital payments, the gambling syndicate operated across Thai Binh, Hai Duong, and Hanoi.

Systemic violations and wasteful mismanagement across two major hospital projects have prompted an official transfer of documents to the Ministry of Public Security.