A 19-year-old man bought a police uniform, handcuffs, and then lied to everyone that he was a criminal police officer, defrauded people, and appropriated money...

On July 6, the People's Court of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province sentenced Pham Quoc Hung (19 years old, residing in Ward 11, Vung Tau City) to 10 months in prison for the crime of "Fraudulent appropriation of property".

According to the case file, because he wanted to have some money to spend, Hung bought a police uniform and handcuffs on the Internet from an unknown person. On his personal Facebook page, Hung introduced himself as a second lieutenant, working at PC45 of Ba Ria-Vung Tau Provincial Police.

Subject Pham Quoc Hung.

Hung also posted many photos related to the police force, wearing police uniforms on Facebook. Around the beginning of January 2016, in the evenings, Hung often wore police uniforms to go to the coffee shop "Hung Villa" at 847 Binh Gia, Ward 11, Vung Tau City.

Here, Hung met Mr. Nguyen Van Ngoc and Mr. Mai Van Phat and introduced himself as an officer working at the Investigation Agency of Vung Tau City Police. Hung told them that there was a batch of motorbikes being liquidated by the police, with priority given to officers in the industry to buy at a cheap price, a few million VND per motorbike. If anyone was interested, Hung would contact them to buy it for them.

Believing that Hung was a real police officer, the two gave him 21.5 million VND to buy a car. Hung used this money for personal expenses. Later, Hung's fraud was discovered and he was arrested.

According to CAND