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Ho Chi Minh City Police Seek People Allegedly Defrauded in Car Purchases

From Tuổi Trẻ · () Vietnamese

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  • Ho Chi Minh City police are investigating an alleged fraud case involving Nguyen Ngoc Duc and Nam Phat Automobile Trading and Manufacturing JSC.
  • Individuals and legal entities that transferred money to buy vehicles from Duc or four companies linked to him have been asked to report to investigators.
  • Police will accept reports for 30 days before handling the case under the law.

Ho Chi Minh City police are seeking people who may have been defrauded after transferring money to Nguyen Ngoc Duc or companies linked to him to purchase cars.

The city’s Investigation Police Agency said it is investigating an asset appropriation fraud case allegedly committed by Duc, 40, a resident of Long Binh Ward. The case concerns Nam Phat Automobile Trading and Manufacturing Joint Stock Company.

Police asked individuals and legal entities that paid or transferred money to Duc, Nam Phat, Nam An Phat, Trung Tin or Lam Nguyen to contact the agency’s Economic Police Division 2 at 14-16 Doan Nhu Hai Street, Xom Chieu Ward. They can report alleged losses, provide relevant documents or send a denunciation with supporting materials by post.

The agency said it would receive reports for 30 days. After that period, investigators will handle the case according to legal procedures.

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