Arrested the perpetrator who seriously injured a police officer

According to information, at around 2:00 p.m. on June 15, Lao Cai police forces coordinated with the Criminal Police Department of Lai Chau and Dien Bien provinces and Phong Tho District Police to successfully arrest Nguyen Tien Thanh (42 years old, residing in Lao Cai), who used a weapon to seriously injure Lieutenant Doan Van Minh, a police officer at Binh Minh Police Station, Lao Cai City.

Previously, on June 14, the Drug Crime Investigation Team of Lao Cai City Police arrested a number of subjects in a drug trafficking ring. Through the investigation, the subjects confessed to buying drugs from Pham Thi Giang, residing in Binh Minh Ward.

Based on collected documents, at 3:00 p.m. on June 14, the Drug Crime Investigation Team, the Criminal Police Team and two officers from Binh Minh Police Station, including Lieutenant Doan Van Minh, arrived at Giang's residence to execute a search warrant.

The task force quickly controlled Tran Quang Tan (born in 1985, residing in Lao Cai City). Immediately after, Nguyen Tien Thanh (born in 1976), Giang and Giang's husband, came down from the attic, Thanh holding a sharp knife in his hand.

Thanh is a subject with a criminal record, very reckless and reckless. The task force asked Thanh to cooperate to execute the search warrant. The subject sat down on the chair but still held the knife in his hand, and continuously cursed. In that situation, Lieutenant Doan Van Minh and the detectives still gently talked to the subject. However, this person suddenly stood up, grabbed the knife and stabbed Lieutenant Doan Van Minh in the left chest.

Taking advantage of the chaos, Thanh ran away like a mad animal. Lieutenant Doan Van Minh was taken to the emergency room with the diagnosis of a stab wound to the liver, tearing the diaphragm and only a few millimeters away from reaching the heart.

Immediately after the incident, Colonel Dinh Tien Quan, Director of Lao Cai Provincial Police, directed professional units of Lao Cai Provincial Police to urgently investigate and arrest the perpetrator...

At that time, the working groups divided into many groups organized checkpoints in areas where the suspect could escape, such as the border areas of Duyen Hai and Lao Cai wards. The scouts organized forces to check the entire hill area, where the suspect could hide.

Throughout the night of June 14, due to the influence of a tropical depression, torrential rains poured down on Lao Cai City. While the forces were on duty, the entire Lao Cai City suddenly lost power.

It was pouring rain, but from the Chief of the Criminal Investigation Agency to the officers assigned to the task, everyone forgot all their fatigue and was determined to arrest the perpetrator of this brutal crime.

Early morning of June 15, Lao Cai Provincial Police received information that a suspect had appeared in Sa Pa District (Lao Cai). The task force of Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Van Thang, Deputy Head of the Criminal Police Department of Lao Cai Provincial Police, quickly set off.

Coordinating information exchange with the police of Lai Chau and Dien Bien provinces about the identifying characteristics of the perpetrator, through professional measures, the police force discovered that Nguyen Tien Thanh had relationships with a number of drug addicts in Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province.

According to intelligence sources, when arriving at Chu Va 12 village, Son Binh commune, Tam Duong district, Lai Chau province, Thanh parked his motorbike at a farm, then contacted another addict to pick him up in a car and continued to flee in the direction of Dien Bien.

Using professional measures, the authorities identified the car carrying Thanh with license plate number 27A - 017.60 moving through Phong Tho town, Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province, and immediately deployed teams to surround and raid.

At 2:00 p.m. on June 15, the police successfully arrested Nguyen Tien Thanh in Phong Tho town, Phong Tho district, Lai Chau province; they seized a homemade sword nearly 90cm long as evidence of the crime.

The case is under further investigation.