Proceedings launched against public order breakers

27/08/2008 -- 9:22 PM

Hanoi (VNA) – Hanoi’s Dong Da district police on August 27 took legal proceedings against a public order disturbing case occurring at the Chien Thang Garment Joint Stock Company on August 15. Head of the Dong Da Police Vu Cong Long said the police force would conduct investigations into the case to bring to trial those who intentionally damaged property and provoked a disturbance of public order, in line with Vietnam’s Criminal Law, Articles 143 and 245. According to the investigation agency, some people broke down a 6-m long section of the wall surrounding the Chien Thang Company on August 15. Hundreds of people then overran into the company-managed area to chop down trees, level the surface and pitch tents. They also made prayers and hymned at the area, upsetting the public order. The police have made on-site investigations, asked for witnesses’ statements, requested for damage assessment and gathered evidences in accordance with the laws in order to bring the case to light.-Enditem
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