Group of young men arrested for attacking Covid-19 quarantine checkpoint

Hiep Binh April 19, 2020 06:45

The working group signaled to stop the vehicle for inspection, but the subjects did not comply and even cursed, insulted, resisted, and threatened the task force.

On April 18, the police of Phuc Tho district (Hanoi) arrested three subjects: Nguyen The Anh (born in 1992, residing in Di Nau, Thach That, Hanoi), Phan Danh (born in 1998, residing in Loc Vinh, Phu Loc, Thua Thien Hue) and Tran Van Phuong (born in 1995, residing in Doi Binh, Yen Son, Tuyen Quang) to investigate the act of resisting people performing official duties.

Previously, at around 3:00 p.m. on April 16, at the medical checkpoint of Tao 1 village, Tam Thuan commune, Phuc Tho district, a working group of Tam Thuan commune police on patrol duty, ensuring security and order and preventing and fighting the Covid-19 epidemic discovered a group of young men riding two motorbikes without helmets.

The task force signaled to stop the vehicle for inspection, but the subjects did not comply and even cursed and insulted the task force.

When reminded to park their vehicles on the side of the road to ensure order and traffic safety, the subjects did not comply but continued to shout and curse at the working group.

At this time, Captain Bui Anh Tuan was pulling his motorbike into the street when Danh rushed up and kicked him in the thigh. After that, Phuong and Danh unlocked the motorbike and tried to leave but were stopped by the task force and asked to comply with the inspection.

Phuong did not comply but got in his car and started the engine, hitting Tuan in the leg, slightly injuring him. The other members of the group continued to pick up bricks and hold pieces of wood on the side of the road to threaten the working group, then got in their car and fled.

Immediately after the incident, Phuc Tho District Police urgently investigated and arrested Nguyen The Anh, Phan Danh and Tran Van Phuong.

At the police station, the suspects admitted their crimes. Currently, Phuc Tho District Police are consolidating their files and handling the suspects according to regulations.

Hiep Binh