Summoning a group of "debtors" to beat up 3 debt collection company employees
A group of debt collection company employees from Ho Chi Minh City went to a debtor's house in Dong Trieu town and were beaten to the ground by the debtors, who had to take them to the emergency room.
On April 7, Dong Trieu Town Police (Quang Ninh) said that the Town Police Investigation Agency had summoned Mr. L's father (45 years old, residing in Yen Tho Commune) to investigate the act of intentionally causing injury.
Previously, on the morning of April 6, a group of 5 people from Hung Thinh Debt Collection Service Joint Stock Company (headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City) drove a car to Mr. L's house in Yen Tho commune to announce the implementation of a debt collection contract.
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| The debt collection company's staff were awakened by the debtors before being handed over to the police. |
When attacked, 2 of the debt collectors quickly ran away, the remaining 3 were seriously injured and fell to the floor. When the group of 3 debt collectors were lying down, the debtors continued to curse and punch.
The clip was posted on Facebook, while the group of debtors was beating the debt collectors, a woman's voice was heard telling the debt collectors to stay still if they wanted to live. She then called the police and said the gang had come to her house so she closed the door and beat them.
The group of debt collectors were then taken to Mao Khe Hospital for emergency treatment, including two people with serious injuries, one with an injured hand and one with an injured eye.
According to the initial investigation of Dong Trieu Town Police, debtor L borrowed 400 million VND from Mr. T in Mao Khe town in 2014 and then did not pay.
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| The car of the debt collection company's staff arrived at the debtor's house in Yen Tho commune. |
Recently, Mr. T went online and saw an advertisement from Hung Thinh Debt Collection Service Joint Stock Company, so he contacted this company and signed a contract to hire this business to collect debts.
Before coming to collect the debt, Hung Thinh Debt Collection Service Joint Stock Company informed Yen Tho Commune Police that they were collecting the debt according to the contract. However, when they arrived at the debtor's house, the debt collection team was beaten up.
