Uncle’s appeal of the “martial artist” beat his biological mother to be injured

At the end of the appeal hearing on the morning of May 17, the People’s Court of Phu Yen province decided to reject the appeal of defendant Tran Van Giao (SN 1979, residing in Phuoc My Tay neighborhood, Phu Thu town, Tay district). Hoa, Phu Yen province), upholding the 6-month prison sentence for the crime of “Intentionally causing injury” which was announced by the People’s Court of Tay Hoa district at first instance on January 24. Summarizing the 2-year prison sentence for the crime of “disturbing public order” in the appellate judgment of the People’s Court of Phu Yen province on October 8, 2021, forcing the defendant to serve a sentence of 2 years and 6 months in prison.

Defendant Tran Van Giao at the appellate court on the morning of May 17.

According to the case file, because he wanted to fight for his parents’ land, on the afternoon of May 21, 2021, Tran Van Giao made an excuse to cause a fight and beat his biological mother, Mrs. Le Thi Ngan, causing 3% injuries. While the Tay Hoa District Public Security Bureau was investigating and handling the above case at the request of the victim, at noon on July 20, 2021, upon hearing the news of Mr. Mai Xuan Liem, Head of My Le Tay neighborhood, Phu Thu town is coming to the scene to handle the case that Giao’s son Tran Vo Si Gia Bao used an ax to cut down the neighbor’s coconut tree, Giao came and beat Mr. Liem with his hand, then threatened with a machete. , Chase.

Lieutenant Colonel Huynh Trung Hieu, Chief of Police of Phu Thu town, and 5 officers and soldiers arrived, when Giao’s wife and daughter Vo Thi Phien and Tran Thi My Trinh loudly cursed, challenged and then grabbed the electricity. The voice of an area policeman was recording to collect evidence, so he was controlled and brought to the Phu Thu town police station.

Portrait of Tran Van Giao.

Moments later, Tran Van Giao drove a motorbike to carry his two sons, Tran Vo Si Gia Bao and Tran Vo Si Huynh Huynh De, to the Phu Thu town police station, inciting his wife and daughter to continue shouting and swearing loudly. scolded, then rushed to push the police officer who was asking to stop the violation.

Jiao even took off his 18-year-old daughter’s jacket and pants, threw them into the yard to plot a slanderous story, then rushed forward and punched the left flank area with his fist, tearing off Lieutenant Colonel Hieu’s police shirt button first. when climbing to the main gate of the police headquarters of Phu Thu town to scream, curse and disturb public order.

Meanwhile, Phien used his phone to record clips and broadcast live on Facebook to provoke, slander, and distort the truth… Faced with that situation, the working group coordinated between the Tay Hoa District Police and the Public Security Phu Thu town controlled and made a record of arresting the offender in the act of Tran Van Giao. With the act of “disturbing public order”, Tran Van Giao was sentenced to 2 years in prison by the People’s Court of Phu Yen province at the appellate trial on October 8, 2021.

On his personal Facebook, Tran Van Giao once claimed the title “national-class martial arts”.

As the online police have informed, before and during the time of committing the above illegal acts, Tran Van Giao not only opened an illegal home-teaching furnace, but also posted a number of personal Facebook accounts on his personal Facebook account. The image, the content of “putting up” is “Master Tran Van Giao, national level – a key puncher who glorifies the dojo”. Meanwhile, Master Kim Yen – Chairman of the Vietnam Traditional Martial Arts Association in Phu Yen province, confirmed that Mr. Giao was not on the list of members of the Vietnam Traditional Martial Arts Association in Phu Yen province, but had only heard of it before. here has studied traditional martial arts of a martial artist, now passed away.

This is not the first time, but in 1999 Tran Van Giao was sentenced to 6 months in prison by the People’s Court of Phu Yen province, but given a suspended sentence for “Intentionally causing injury”.