On September 27, Cu Chi District Police are coordinating with relevant units to compile documents and investigate people involved in the case of a car carrying smuggled cigarettes hitting a series of vehicles on National Highway 22.
Initial information, on the same day, social networks spread a clip of the police controlling a car that crashed into a series of vehicles and a median strip. Through verification, the incident occurred on the evening of September 26, on National Highway 22, through Tan Phu Trung Commune, Cu Chi District.
According to the clip, a red 5-seat car with a HCMC license plate was traveling on National Highway 22, from Tay Ninh to HCMC. When it reached the section through Tan Phu Trung commune, Cu Chi district, the vehicle was traveling at high speed, reversing and colliding with a 7-seat car.
Not stopping there, the car continued to rush forward, hitting a series of other cars and then hitting the hard median strip in the middle of the road. Using professional measures, the police force quickly stopped the vehicle and restrained the driver.
According to initial information, this is a special project of Cu Chi District Police in breaking up a smuggling ring, transporting smuggled cigarettes from Tay Ninh to Ho Chi Minh City. Some people involved in the case have been arrested by the police.
While fleeing from the authorities, the car damaged many other vehicles, fortunately there were no casualties.
