Boss Oanh Ha leads a ring that traffics 1.6 tons of heroin

On November 22, the information was stated at a conference to review typical drug cases organized by the Ministry of Public Security and the Drug Crime Investigation Police Department (C04).

Ms. Oanh has 7 criminal records and is the older sister of Dung "Ha" (a gangster boss in Hai Phong who was shot dead by Nam Cam's men in Saigon). Currently, the Ministry of Public Security's Investigation Police Agency has prosecuted and arrested Ms. Oanh and 28 related people, confiscating 131 kg of various drugs. The case is still under investigation.

According to C04, in May 2018, the ring was destroyed but Ms. Oanh escaped and was issued a special arrest warrant. Abroad, Ms. Oanh continued to recruit many other wanted juniors and key members to form a drug trafficking ring from the Golden Triangle area to Ho Chi Minh City and Hai Phong for consumption.

This ring used the trick of hiding drugs in used car engine blocks, then hired people to transport them from abroad to Ho Chi Minh City for collection.

In addition, the drugs were also transported to the Bac Viet Transport Company branch in District 12, Ho Chi Minh City, then taken to the company's headquarters in Hanoi. The "white goods" in Hanoi were handed over to Pham The Anh, Director of Sky House Trading and Import-Export Joint Stock Company, to be transported to Hai Phong for consumption.

C04 mobilized more than 100 soldiers to catch many drug suspects red-handed. One of the important links in the chain was Nguyen Thanh Thang, who stated that the signal for drug delivery was a photo of a bill on a mobile phone, and the two sides compared the serial numbers to match. In addition to the 20 kg of drugs caught red-handed, the task force also seized 26 heroin cakes at Thang's house.

When arresting The Anh, police seized 2 kg of synthetic drugs and 2 cars.

Expanding the investigation, the police identified two suspects in Hai Phong and Hung Yen who had 23 times received 91 car engine blocks containing 1.5 tons of drugs transported from abroad to Ho Chi Minh City to rent a warehouse to hide them. From Ho Chi Minh City, the drugs were transported to Hanoi, then to Hai Phong for consumption.

According to the accusation, the ring led by Ms. Oanh illegally bought, sold and consumed over 1.6 tons of drugs. After a period of being on the run, Ms. Oanh was arrested on September 23.

According to the Ministry of Public Security, in the first 10 months of the year, the national drug crime investigation police force solved more than 19,000 cases, arrested nearly 30,000 suspects, seized 677 kg of heroin, nearly 4.6 tons of synthetic drugs, 185 guns and many related evidences...

According to VnExpress