Many former leaders of Hong Khe commune were prosecuted for selling land without authority.

The defendants were prosecuted for the crime of lack of responsibility causing serious consequences, including: Bui Duc Lap (born in 1963, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Chairman of the People's Committee of Hong Khe commune from October 2015 to July 15, 2016), Nguyen Huu Tam (born in 1975, Chairman of the People's Committee of Hong Khe commune from July 25, 2016 to June 2020), Tran Duc Thinh (born in 1968, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Hong Khe commune for the 2011-2015 term), Nguyen Huu Hien (born in 1984, former cadastral officer of Hong Khe commune).

In An Dat village, the defendants were prosecuted for the crime of abuse of power while performing official duties, including: Pham Xuan Huong (born in 1968, former Party Cell Secretary), Vu Xuan Thuy (born in 1956, former Village Chief), Duong Quoc Van (born in 1965, former Party Cell Secretary), Nguyen Van Dam (born in 1955, former people's inspector in charge of An Dat village, concurrently village treasurer).

In Loi Tri village, the defendants Vu Dinh Dac (born in 1964, former Party Cell Secretary), Vu Dinh Ca (born in 1966, former Village Chief), and Nguyen Hoai Chuc (born in 1949, former Party Cell Committee member and Village Treasurer) were also prosecuted for abuse of power while performing official duties.

In Phu Da village, the defendants were prosecuted for the crime of abuse of power while performing official duties, including: Vu Quang Bau (born in 1955, former Party Cell Secretary), Tran Van Khiem (born in 1949, former Village Chief), Tran Thi Lan (born in 1975, former Deputy Party Cell Secretary and Village Treasurer), and Do Duc Tho (born in 1958, former Deputy Village Chief).

According to the investigation results, from 2014 to 2017, taking advantage of the implementation of the policy of land consolidation, plot exchange, field improvement, and new rural construction, the leaders of the above 3 villages of Hong Khe commune met and agreed to arbitrarily sell public land managed by the commune People's Committee to many households to raise funds to build infrastructure in each village.

Leaders of 3 villages illegally sold 26,603.8 m² for 60 households, collecting a total of more than 6.6 billion VND, causing a loss to the state budget of more than 1.8 billion VND.