Hunting for death row inmate infected with Covid-19 who just escaped from prison

On July 15, Ho Chi Minh City Police just sent a notice to the Criminal Police Department - Ministry of Public Security; Police of Southern provinces and cities; Police 21, districts, and Thu Duc City and many related units requesting coordination.pursuita dangerous fugitive

This subject is Nguyen Kim An (born in 1995, hometown Lac Tanh town, Tanh Linh district, Binh Thuan province, temporarily residing on Dong Khoi street, ward 4, Tan Binh district).

Nguyen Kim An escaped from Chi Hoa Detention Center on July 13. Ho Chi Minh City Police have prosecuted An for “Escape from Detention.”

The police announcement also said that Nguyen Kim An tested positive for Covid-19.

According to the police, Nguyen Kim An is 1m63 tall; slightly plump; white skin; black hair, cut short. His right leg is slightly limp due to a scar on his ankle.

Additionally, the subject has a black beard under his chin, but it is possible he shaved it after going into hiding.

It is known that the case in which An was the perpetrator of the murder and robbery of his friend took place at the end of February 2014 with horrifying details that caused a stir in public opinion.

According to the case file, An was close friends with Dat and studied in the same class as him at a technical school specializing in programming. In early 2014, while in a desperate situation due to the loss of his car and computer, An came up with the idea of ​​poisoning his friend to rob him of his property.

On the night of February 26, 2014, An called Dat to come to his rented room on Cong Hoa Street, Ward 4, Tan Binh District to discuss the class schedule.

Here, An lamented his current difficult situation. While confiding, Dat told his close friend about his family having several billion dong in savings in the bank; greed arose in him, and a daring plan flashed through An's mind.

Due to insomnia, An kept a lot of sleeping pills in his rented room. When planning, An went out to buy a bottle of green tea, drank half of it, put 6 sedative pills in the remaining bottle, shook it vigorously to dissolve it and offered it to his friend to drink.

10 minutes after drinking half a bottle of water, Dat fell into a coma. An immediately tied Dat's legs behind his back and covered his body with two sacks. At midnight, An took the sack containing Dat, who was still alive, and threw it into the river, near Phu My bridge, district 7.

After that, An took Dat's motorbike and parked it in a parking lot on Thang Long Street, Tan Binh District. As for Dat's phone, An threw it into a ditch, only took the SIM card number and started using it to text and call Dat's family to blackmail them.

The next afternoon, An went to Dat's house to investigate the situation. Knowing that Dat's family had reported the matter to the police, from noon on February 27 to March 3, An texted and called Dat's mother to extort 500 million VND.

A few days later, Dat's body was discovered by locals. When the police cordoned off the area, they arrested An and cleared up the case.

In mid-2015, the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court sentenced Nguyen Kim An to death for “Murder” and “Robbery”. More than 3 months later, at the appeal hearing, the High People’s Court in Ho Chi Minh City rejected An’s appeal and upheld the sentence.