Prosecuted 3 more subjects related to violations in land management in Cua Lo town
Nghe An Provincial Police Department has decided to prosecute three more suspects for bribery related to land violations in Cua Lo town.
03 defendants were chargedprosecuteincluding: Nguyen Duc Lam (born in 1974), Chairman of Nghi Tan Ward People's Committee (former Chairman of Nghi Thu Ward People's Committee), Cua Lo town; Hoang Duc Nam (born in 1982), Director of the Land Registration Office Branch of Hung Nguyen district (former Director of the Land Registration Office Branch of Cua Lo town) and Nguyen Truong Thi (born in 1978), Deputy Head of the Department of Labor - Invalids - Social Affairs of Cua Lo town (former Deputy Chief of Office of Cua Lo town People's Committee). At the same time, the Investigation Police Agency of Nghe An province issued an order to arrest the accused for temporary detention and a search warrant for the residence and workplace of the above accused.
The orders and decisions of the Investigation Police Agency of Nghe An Province were approved by the People's Procuracy of Nghe An Province before implementation.
The police agency determined that the above defendants had bribed to get competent authorities to approve land recovery and resettlement land arrangement.
Regarding this case, previously, the Investigation Police Agency of Nghe An Province Police prosecuted 05 defendants including: Doan Tien Dung - Chairman of the People's Committee of Cua Lo town; Phan Cong Doi - Deputy Chief of the Office of the Cua Lo Town Party Committee, former Head of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Cua Lo town; Nguyen Chi Nguyen - Head of the Department of Justice, former Head of the Department of Finance of Cua Lo town; Nguyen Thanh Tung - former Director of the Land Fund Development Center of Cua Lo town; Hoang Khac Truong (born in 1972) - residing in Nghi Thu ward, Cua Lo town.
Currently, the Nghe An Provincial Police Investigation Agency (Department of Police Investigation of Crimes of Corruption, Economy, Smuggling, and Environment) is continuing to expand the investigation of the case.