Singer Quoc Khang, Chairman of My Chau Pharmacy, arrested in connection with the 9 billion "trial run" case

On November 5, the Economic Police Department of Ho Chi Minh City Police (PC03) decided to prosecute the case, prosecute the accused and temporarily detain Le Quoc Khang (singer Quoc Khang, born in 1981), Le Nguyen Hoang Nam (born in 1992, residing in District 10, Ho Chi Minh City) on charges of fraud and appropriation of property and Le Thi My Chau (born in 1968, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of My Chau Pharmacy Group Investment and Development Company Limited) on charges of bribery.

The above decisions and orders have been approved by the People's Procuracy of Ho Chi Minh City.

According to the initial investigation, PC03 discovered that Ms. Le Thi My Chau, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of My Chau Pharmacy Group Company, headquartered at 389 Hai Ba Trung, District 3, had colluded with singer Quoc Khang to "fix the case" for a defendant who was being detained for 9 billion VND.

Khang introduced himself as having close relations with high-ranking leaders and through Le Nguyen Hoang Nam to carry out this work. Nam asked Khang to pay an advance fee and sign a contract with a lawyer appointed by Nam for 200 million VND.

Khang agreed and promised Ms. Chau that the defendant would be released on bail within a week at a cost of 9 billion VND. Then, Khang asked Ms. Chau to pay 7 billion VND in advance, of which 6 billion VND was expected to be transferred to Nam and 1 billion VND was kept as a salary.

Singer Quoc Khang. (Photo: Provided by the police)

Ms. Chau transferred a total of 7 billion VND to Khang twice, however, Khang only gave Nam 450 million, the rest was used to pay off debts, redeem the mortgaged car and for personal expenses. After that, Khang fled and cut off contact with Ms. Chau.

PC03 calls on anyone who is a victim of Quoc Khang to quickly contact investigator Nguyen Minh Duc - Team 4, PC03 Department to report and coordinate the investigation.

Hoang Tho

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