Summon 3 roadblocks to break the windshield of an ambulance in Tra Vinh

On June 5, Tra Vinh City Police (Tra Vinh province) summoned and took statements from 6 subjects related to the case of blocking the road, obstructing, using bricks to break the windshield of an ambulance in Ward 3 (Tra Vinh City). Vinh) includes Ha Quang Danh (SN 7), Nguyen Thi My Chi (SN 1998) living in Tra Vinh City and Huynh Thuy Nhi (SN 2003), living in Duyen Hai district.

Danh and Chi admitted that the act of using bricks and stones to throw at the ambulance, causing damage is wrong and violates the law. Tra Vinh City Police consolidate records and handle subjects in accordance with the law.

The incident happened on the evening of May 31, an ambulance carried the patient from Cho Ray Hospital (HCMC) to Thien An Hospital (Tra Vinh City) for further treatment.

When coming to Nguyen Dang street, the driver saw that there were 2 motorbikes in front, so he honked the priority horn. The group of young motorbike drivers did not give way, when the ambulance driver passed, the group of subjects chased.

At the section near Tra Vinh Provincial General Hospital, an object stopped the car and used bricks and stones to throw at the ambulance and then ran away. The incident was caught on camera and spread on social media, causing public outrage. Ward 7 police quickly coordinated with Tra Vinh City Police Professional Teams to conduct investigation measures.

The ambulance damaged many parts such as the front windshield, windshield door, rearview mirror glass, trunk ...

The police took the testimony of Huynh Thuy Nhi and Nguyen Thi My Chi

According to the Road Traffic Law, emergency vehicles on duty are priority vehicles, if the vehicle drivers do not give way or obstruct the priority vehicles on duty, they will be administratively sanctioned. .

In case the youth damages the ambulance, depending on the nature, extent and value of the damaged property, he or she may be prosecuted for penal liability according to regulations.

(Source: People's Public Security Newspaper)