Who are you? Portrait of Ben Tre Gypsy has just been slashed to death

On April 18, the Ben Tre Provincial Police Investigation Agency said that it had prosecuted the case of a 4-seat car that hit a motorbike and then the people in the car chased and killed the victim.

The victim is Mr. Luu Hoai Tam (nicknamed Tung Em, SN 1973; living in Ben Tre city, Ben Tre province).

According to Thanh Nien newspaper, the police investigation agency of Ben Tre province said that the suspect has not been identified yet.

“The victim operated in many places and traveled to many places, so we need time to investigate the contradictions in the victim’s relationships,” said a representative of the Ben Tre Provincial Police Investigation Agency. .

Photos of the incident

The source also said, Tung Em is a “gypsy who belongs to brothers and sisters” for many years in Ben Tre province. Recently, Tung Em owed a large amount of money to another person in Ben Tre City and had a conflict with a creditor.

3 years ago, Tung Em “encroached” to Tien Giang province to work at some chicken schools and there was a conflict. As a result, Tuong Em was seriously injured and was fortunate to be taken to the emergency room by “junior” in time. Every day, Tung Em often hangs out at gambling dens in Ben Tre province to bet. When he loses, he often conflicts with others.

According to the Labor newspaper, around 10 pm on April 14, Mr. Tam was riding a motorbike on Dong Van Cong street (Binh Phu commune, Ben Tre city) when he was hit from behind by a black 4-seater car. When Mr. Tam’s car fell on the road, 3 people in the car got off, in which 2 people took a knife to slash at Mr. Tam; The other person pulled Mr. Tam’s motorbike to the side of the road.

Mr. Tam ran away, but these people continued to chase him. In front of a karaoke bar, Mr. Tam fell. At this time, the two continued to slash continuously at his body and legs, then got into the car to leave the scene.

Mr. Tam was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment, but because his injuries were too severe, he did not survive.