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Police captain's leg was severed while arresting sand thieves: 2 suspects detained

Báo Dân tríBáo Dân trí24/11/2023


On the afternoon of November 24, Tra On District Police ( Vinh Long Province) announced that they had detained Cao Van Huyen (44 years old, residing in Binh Minh town) and a subject named Khoa, to investigate the case of a police captain whose leg was severed while chasing sand bandits.

Earlier, late on November 23, while on patrol, the task force discovered a wooden boat with two subjects illegally mining sand on the Hau River. The police ordered the vehicle to stop and fired warning shots, but the subjects accelerated and fled.

Đại úy công an bị đứt lìa chân khi bắt cát tặc: Tạm giữ 2 đối tượng - 1

The sand mining vehicle driven by the subject was temporarily detained by the police (Photo: Contributor).

During the escape, the boat of the subjects collided with the patrol boat, causing all 4 officers to fall into the river, 3 people were able to cling to the boat of the subjects.

Captain Tran Hoang Ngoi, an officer of the Economic and Environmental Crime Investigation Police Team, had both legs severed, suspected to have been caught in the "propeller" of the illegal sand miners' boat.

Immediately afterwards, Captain Ngoi was taken to the Can Tho Central General Hospital for emergency treatment. Doctors said the victim was out of danger and was receiving intensive treatment.

Đại úy công an bị đứt lìa chân khi bắt cát tặc: Tạm giữ 2 đối tượng - 2

Leaders of Tra On District Party Committee and People's Committee visited and encouraged relatives and family of Captain Tran Hoang N. (Photo: Contributor).

Captain Tran Hoang Ngoi is not married and is a cadre who grew up in the grassroots. His grandmother is a heroic Vietnamese mother and his father is a war invalid.



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