Expanding the rescue flight case: Prosecuting and arresting more defendants for bribery
Based on the investigation results of the "Receiving bribes" case that occurred in Thai Nguyen and a number of provinces and cities, on September 22, 2023, the Ministry of Public Security's Security Investigation Agency issued a Decision to supplement the Decision to prosecute the criminal case of "Giving bribes" that occurred in Thai Nguyen and a number of provinces and cities.
On the same day, the Ministry of Public Security's Security Investigation Agency:
- Issue a Decision to prosecute the accused, an Order to arrest the accused for temporary detention against: Vu Hong Quang (born in 1977, occupation: Former Deputy Head of the Air Transport Department, Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam, Ministry of Transport); is the defendant in the case of "Giving bribes, brokering bribes, receiving bribes, taking advantage of positions while performing official duties, fraud to appropriate property" occurring at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hanoi and provinces and cities) and Vu Hoang Dung (born in 1987, occupation: Freelance worker) for the crime of "Giving bribes" as prescribed in Article 364 of the Penal Code.
- Issue a Decision to prosecute the accused, a Prohibition Order to prohibit leaving the place of residence, a Search Order for the residence and workplace of: Nguyen Manh Cuong (born in 1977, occupation: Head of E-commerce Department, Vietjet Aviation Joint Stock Company); Tran Thanh Nha (born in 1991, occupation: Freelancer) and Dang Nhat Duc (born in 1975, occupation: Director of Top Agent Japan Co., Ltd.) for the crime of "Giving bribes" as prescribed in Article 364 of the Penal Code.
After the Supreme People's Procuracy approved, the Ministry of Public Security's Investigation Security Agency served the Procedural Decisions on the defendant with the above background.
The Ministry of Public Security's Security Investigation Agency is expanding the investigation into the case to strictly handle it according to the law.
