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Police arrest suspects in gunfire brawl in Vietnam’s Da Lat

Police in Lam Dong Province, located in Vietnam’s Central Highlands, have filed charges against several people following a gunfire incident and violent clash in a residential area of Da Lat, authorities said on Tuesday.

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The scene of a street clash and gunfire incident in Da Lat’s Bui Thi Xuan neighborhood, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Photo: Supplied

The disturbance occurred on the morning of April 13 when Nguyen Vu Thien Long, 29, from Hue City, central Vietnam, went to a boarding house at 194 Bui Thi Xuan Street to confront Le Thanh Hai, 30, from Ho Chi Minh City, over a personal dispute.

Hai, along with Tran Thanh Tu, 26, from An Giang Province, and Bui Van Phuong, 20, from Lam Dong, attacked Long with weapons.

Tu fired a gun to intimidate during the fight.

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Suspects Tran Thanh Tu (L) and Le Thanh Hai at a police station in Lam Dong Province, Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Photo: Supplied

The incident, which took place in a crowded residential area, caused alarm among local residents.

Although no injuries were reported, police classified the use of firearms in a public neighborhood as a serious criminal act that disrupted public order.

Under the direction of the provincial police leadership, Xuan Huong-Da Lat Ward police and specialized units quickly investigated, tracked down, and arrested those involved.

Several suspects have been detained while others remain at large.

Authorities urged all individuals connected to the case to turn themselves in for investigation.

Minh Duy - M.V / Tuoi Tre News
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