Prosecution of gambling case with more than 100 people arrested in Nghe An
(Baonghean.vn) - Evidence seized at the scene was 530 million VND and many related exhibits.
On the afternoon of January 16, Nghe An Police announced that the Investigation Police Agency had issued a decision to prosecute the case of "Organizing gambling" and "Gambling" and was continuing to investigate and clarify the criminal acts of the subjects in the gambling case that occurred in Nam Dan town, Nam Dan district on the afternoon of January 13.
The number of subjects arrested in the gambling case is 101 subjects, the evidence seized at the scene is 530 million VND and many related evidences. Currently, the police agency continues to classify and determine the role of each subject.
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| The location where the subjects used to gamble. Photo: NH |
According to Colonel Nguyen Manh Hung - Deputy Director of Nghe An Police, previously, through monitoring work, the police determined that there was a group of subjects who regularly organized gambling, the locations they often organized were in Nam Dan district and many other locations.
In April 2019, the provincial police leaders agreed to let Nam Dan district police establish a special project to fight and destroy the gambling ring. Due to the complex and sophisticated nature of this gambling ring, Nghe An provincial police sent a dispatch requesting the Criminal Police Department (Ministry of Public Security) to help and coordinate in solving the case.
After a period of monitoring, on January 13, 2020, at a 4-storey house in Sa Nam block, Nam Dan town, Nam Dan district, Nghe An police coordinated with the Criminal Police Department (Ministry of Public Security), Special Police Battalion No. 01 - Mobile Police Command to surround and successfully eliminate the above gambling ring.
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| Gamblers arrested. Photo: H.Th |
According to the Head of the Provincial Police Investigation Agency, these gamblers are from all over the country, residing in many districts and cities in the province, including those from outside the province. “The locations where these gamblers gamble are not stable, but move around in many localities. Sometimes in the forest, sometimes in the middle of the river, sometimes in karaoke bars and motels. This makes it difficult for the police to monitor and arrest them,” Colonel Hung added.
