Pointing a gun at father-in-law's head because he suspected his wife had a lover

(Baonghean.vn)- Thinking that his wife was having an affair, Hao became jealous and chased her to her house. When his wife's family members reacted, Hao pulled out a gun and pointed it at her head, threatening to shoot her.

On the afternoon of August 2, Vinh City Police (Nghe An) said they were completing the case file to prosecute Le Tien Hao (32 years old, Vinh City) for illegally storing and using weapons with functions and effects similar to military weapons. The homemade gun that Hao used to threaten to shoot his father-in-law, he said he bought for 2 million VND in the North during a trip.

According to the police, Hao has been married to Ha for many years and has a child together. Recently, this man went to work as a factory worker in Thanh Hoa province. When he returned, thinking that his wife had had an affair, Hao became jealous and repeatedly yelled at her.

Bullets seized by police from Hao.

On the morning of July 27, at his home, Hao continued to question his wife about having an affair with another man, but she did not admit it. Hao then pulled out a belt and hit Ha, causing her to run away to her parents' house, nearly 100 meters away. He took a knife and chased after his wife to threaten her. However, when he reached the gate, Mr. Duyet (Ha's father) rushed out, hugged him, took the knife, and asked "what's the matter". The son-in-law replied, "You should ask your daughter, she's a woman," and continued to chase his wife.

Unable to chase away Ha, Hao angrily went home but was asked by Mr. Duyet and an aunt why he beat his wife. After Mr. Duyet threw a chess board at him, Hao pulled out a homemade gun he had hidden on his person and pointed it at his father-in-law and aunt's heads, threatening to shoot them.

Upon receiving a report from the people, Vinh City Police arrived and subdued Hao. In addition to the gun, the police seized 5 bullets, and Hao was arrested and taken to the police station. Hao told investigators that he had pointed the gun at the heads of the two men just to threaten them, and had no intention of shooting.

The incident is being clarified.

Tien Hung