Edit photos to post 2 cars with “unique” number plates to show you off

On April 7, Tuyen Quang Provincial Police said that it is consolidating the case file for handling a case related to the act of “providing and sharing fake information, false information, misrepresentation, slander, offending the reputation of agencies, organizations, honor and dignity of individuals” is defined in Article 101 of Decree 15/2020/ND-CP…

Through documents of the police agency, on April 5, on the social network Facebook, the image of a TOYOTA COROLLA CROSS car (white paint) and a MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER car (black paint) were spread on the social network. bearing number plate 22A-166.66. This image has been shared and posted on many associations and groups, and there are many mixed comments, causing confusion and confusion among the public.

Photos of 2 cars with the same number plate posted on social networks.

Receiving information, the Traffic Police Department of Tuyen Quang Province Police Department coordinated with the Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention to investigate and clarify the incident. Accordingly, the vehicle MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER (painted black) was registered by the Traffic Police Department and issued with license plate number 22A-166.66. And the car TOYOTA COROLLA CROSS (white paint) was registered by the Traffic Police Department, with license plate number 22A-166.76.

The real control plates of the two cars are not as posted on social networks.

However, after being granted a license plate, the owner of the PQM car, residing in Tuyen Quang city (Tuyen Quang province) took a photo and used the software to edit the number plate 22A-166.76 into 22A-166.66 and then posted it on his personal account. for the purpose of joking with friends, entertainment.

Mr. PQM took the initiative to remove the false image.

After posting, realizing that his behavior was wrong, the owner of the car PQM took the initiative to remove the image.

The act of “providing and sharing fake information, untrue information, distorting, slandering, insulting the reputation of agencies, organizations, honor and dignity of individuals” is specified in Article 101. Decree 15/2020/ND-CP dated February 3, 2020 of the Government providing for penalties for administrative violations in the fields of post, telecommunications, frequency, radio, information technology and transactions electronic; fine from 10 million to 20 million dong.