Shooting out car tires, arresting a 'huge' drug trafficking group
One of the two cars suddenly turned around and tried to flee. The task force was forced to shoot at the tire...
On December 18, the Traffic Police Department - Ministry of Public Security (C67) announced that it had just arrested subjects transporting a "huge" amount of drugs.
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| Drug evidence. |
Previously, at 9:30 a.m. on December 16, the Traffic Police Department - Ministry of Public Security (C67) received a report that two cars were transporting a "huge" amount of drugs on National Highway 1B, in the direction from Lang Son to Hanoi.
C67 has directed Room 10, Highway Traffic Police Team No. 2 to quickly deploy forces, vehicles, and support tools, and at the same time, requested Thai Nguyen Provincial Police to coordinate in developing an arrest plan.
At 1:15 p.m. the same day, at km 128+800 National Highway 1B, in Cay Bang hamlet, La Hien commune, Vo Nhai district, Thai Nguyen, the working group discovered two cars with the characteristics as reported, so they signaled to stop the cars for inspection.
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| The subject was arrested. |
One of the two cars suddenly turned around and tried to flee. The task force was forced to use guns to shoot at the tires of the car to control it and take the subjects to the headquarters of La Hien commune, Vo Nhai district, Thai Nguyen province.
Upon inspection, the working group discovered on car with license plate 30E-664.62 a red pineapple sack containing 20 kg of synthetic drugs, more than 32 million VND, 1,200 USD, 3,500 yuan and 5 mobile phones.
The subjects in the two cars were identified as Dao Van Khanh (born 1969, in Thai Nguyen), Dao Hue Huong Giang (born 1971, in Thai Nguyen) and Mac Dinh Du (born 1963, in Lang Son).
The working group made a record of the arrest of the offender, took statements from the subjects and handed over the people and evidence to the Drug Crime Investigation Police Department, Thai Nguyen Provincial Police, to continue investigating and handling according to their authority.
According to vietnamnet
