It takes high-tech police work to catch Vietnam's high-tech criminals


Members of the Police Unit for High-Tech Crime Prevention of Quảng Trị Province have to live in the routines as the criminals they chase by staying up late and sleeping in the day. — VN

QUẢNG TRỊ (Vietnam News/ANN): They may look like video game addicts, staring at their phones and laptops constantly, but these police officers aren't playing around.

“Our job as police officers in high-tech crimes requires us to play and understand games to understand the criminals, ” said Lieutenant Nguyễn Phi Hùng of the Police Unit for High-Tech Crime Prevention of Quảng Trị Province.

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