After launching a campaign to crack down on all types of crime in the area, Thu Dau Mot City Police have continuously cracked down on a series of drug-related cases, contributing to ensuring security and order in the area.
Colonel Tran Van Chinh, Deputy Director of the Provincial Police, commended Thu Dau Mot City Police for their achievements in destroying a drug supply den in inter-provincial areas.
Since April 18, Thu Dau Mot City Police have launched a high-profile campaign to crack down on all types of crime, with many synchronous measures combining combat and prevention being implemented. According to Lieutenant Colonel Ha Minh Thang, Chief of Thu Dau Mot City Police, determining that prevention will contribute to reducing crime, the city police leaders have directed professional teams, Kim Huy Industrial Park Police Station and ward police to coordinate in developing propaganda content on criminal methods and tricks; including drug crimes to warn and disseminate to people in residential areas, boarding houses, businesses and schools.
The city police leaders also requested professional units and local police to strengthen the management of areas, regions, subjects under management, monitoring, and people who have returned to the community after rehabilitation to promptly encourage, visit, and educate them to comply with the provisions of the law; at the same time, coordinate patrols to ensure security and order at routes and areas with potential risks. The Economic Crime Investigation Police Team - Drugs of Thu Dau Mot City Police also strengthens coordination in administrative inspections of business establishments with conditions on security and order to proactively detect hotspots and subjects violating drugs and prohibited substances; proactively monitor suspicious subjects and signs of drug violations to advise and report to the leaders of Thu Dau Mot City Police to develop a plan to combat and prevent...
According to the leader of Thu Dau Mot City Police, currently, drugs are "hiding" in many different forms to infiltrate the residential community and schools. Therefore, the city police have increased propaganda about the harmful effects of drugs in boarding houses and schools with 4 sessions with nearly 2,100 union members, young workers, and students of all levels participating. What is worrying now is that the drug crime situation is still complicated and unpredictable. Violators often change their methods and locations of mobile activities to avoid detection by authorities. Specifically, drug use is often concentrated in many subjects, they choose apartments, high-rise buildings designed separately with security guards, equipped with surveillance cameras outside the apartment to "keep watch". The violators rented apartments, then renovated and reinforced the rooms with soundproofing materials, installed speakers and lights, then lured and enticed the subjects to gather and illegally use drugs in a "high" style. However, with the determination to fight against drug crimes, Thu Dau Mot City Police have increased patrols and administrative inspections of routes, areas, residential areas, and high-rise buildings to promptly prevent, detect, and stop drug dens. Recently, Thu Dau Mot City Police conducted a surprise administrative inspection of apartment number 311, P.D. apartment building, in zone 6, Phu Loi ward, and discovered and caught 9 subjects red-handed illegally using drugs.
One of the outstanding achievements of Thu Dau Mot City Police in recent times is the coordination to destroy a drug supply center between Binh Duong and Cu Chi District, Ho Chi Minh City with more than 2kg of various drugs. This achievement was unexpectedly commended by the Provincial Police Director. Lieutenant Colonel Ha Minh Thang, Chief of Thu Dau Mot City Police, said that the Thu Dau Mot City Police Investigation Agency has consolidated the case file and decided to temporarily detain Nguyen Khanh Linh (28 years old) and Do Dinh Trung (44 years old, both residing in Cu Chi district, Ho Chi Minh City) to investigate the act of "illegal possession of drugs". |
HUNG PHUOC
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