Officials of the Department of Home Affairs, accused of blocking the way, raised their voice to challenge

Recently, on social network There was a stir about a man claiming to work at the Department of Home Affairs, being accused of illegally parking a car.

According to a post by Ms. PT (residing in an apartment building in Phu Xuan ward, Hue), at around 10 p.m. on April 16, a man driving a car parked on the sidewalk partially blocked the entrance to her apartment. older sister. When she discovered the incident, she called the car owner to exchange and ask to move the car to another location. However, instead of reversing the car, the man “drives straight” into her house.

“Instead of backing back, he drove straight to his house with the excuse: If it’s wrong, it’s wrong, it’s okay to make a little more mistake. As for the landlord, he will indulge, if he wants to report it to the police, he will report it, if he wants to. I’ll challenge you when I post. And if I do, I’ll take the time to visit and take care of me. He also says: I work at the Department of Home Affairs…”, Ms. PT said.

Social media stirred up the post that PT accused the man of parking the car in the way (Screenshot)

On the morning of April 17, Ms. PT went to the Xuan Phu ward police station to report the incident. She said that the person who threatened and challenged her was Mr. Ha Tien Dung – Deputy Head of the Department of Government Construction and Youth Affairs of the Department of Home Affairs of Thua Thien Hue province. After posting the article on social networks, Mr. Dung called Ms. T. to apologize but she did not accept.

On the side of Mr. Ha Tien Dung, the leader confirmed to Dan Viet newspaper that he only parked the car against the regulations, but there was no swearing or suddenly being an officer of the Department to threaten Ms. T.

Mr. Ha Tien Dung admitted to illegal parking

Also according to Mr. Bach Chon Dong – Director of the Department of Home Affairs of Thua Thien Hue province, said that he had initially obtained information about the incident reported by people. According to Mr. Dong, he has now asked Ms. T. to present the matter in writing to the leaders of the Department of Home Affairs to hold a meeting to consider and handle on April 18.

According to the Law & Readers