LAO DONG
Hanoi police yesterday tracked down two young men who posted on YouTube a clip of an assault and humiliation by four girls on a masseuse over a love triangle last month.
They are Hoang Van Kha, 22, of Hanoi’s Quoc Oai District, and Nguyen Van Truong, his friend.
Kha, a trader of mobile phones, declared to the police that he was given the clip by Thao, one of his acquaintances.
Thao was one of the four girls who beat and humiliated the masseuse.
After watching the clip, Kha named it as “A fight among teens” and posted it on YouTube using Truong’s account. Truong later changed the clip’s title into “Quoc Oai schoolgirls,” which he thought would be more attractive to YouTube viewers.
Kha told the police that he wanted to post the clip on YouTube with a view to calling on the public to criticize violent behaviors among young people.
However, Kha recognized that the content of the clip violates Vietnam’s habits and customs.
Earlier, on April 13, the four girls, including Nguyen Thi Ngoc Khanh, 23, Nguyen Thi Hong Nhung, 19, Nguyen Thi Khanh Ly, 14, at and Nguyen Thi Thao, 14, were detained by Hanoi police for “humiliating others”.
All the four reside in Quoc Oai District. Ly is an 8th grader at a local high school; Thao is a former high school student; and Khanh is a hairdresser.
All the four pleaded guilty to cruelly beating Ha Thi Huyen Trang, a 19 year old masseuse, of northern Phu Tho Province.
One day last month, Khanh caught Trang being with her de facto husband, Cuong, 25, at a hotel room. Trang told Khanh that she wanted to live with Cuong.
Next morning, Khanh, Thao, Ly and Nhung came to the hotel room, where they beat Trang, stripped off her shirt, cut her hair and discharged her from the room.
They are Hoang Van Kha, 22, of Hanoi’s Quoc Oai District, and Nguyen Van Truong, his friend.
Kha, a trader of mobile phones, declared to the police that he was given the clip by Thao, one of his acquaintances.
Thao was one of the four girls who beat and humiliated the masseuse.
After watching the clip, Kha named it as “A fight among teens” and posted it on YouTube using Truong’s account. Truong later changed the clip’s title into “Quoc Oai schoolgirls,” which he thought would be more attractive to YouTube viewers.
Kha told the police that he wanted to post the clip on YouTube with a view to calling on the public to criticize violent behaviors among young people.
However, Kha recognized that the content of the clip violates Vietnam’s habits and customs.
Earlier, on April 13, the four girls, including Nguyen Thi Ngoc Khanh, 23, Nguyen Thi Hong Nhung, 19, Nguyen Thi Khanh Ly, 14, at and Nguyen Thi Thao, 14, were detained by Hanoi police for “humiliating others”.
All the four reside in Quoc Oai District. Ly is an 8th grader at a local high school; Thao is a former high school student; and Khanh is a hairdresser.
All the four pleaded guilty to cruelly beating Ha Thi Huyen Trang, a 19 year old masseuse, of northern Phu Tho Province.
One day last month, Khanh caught Trang being with her de facto husband, Cuong, 25, at a hotel room. Trang told Khanh that she wanted to live with Cuong.
Next morning, Khanh, Thao, Ly and Nhung came to the hotel room, where they beat Trang, stripped off her shirt, cut her hair and discharged her from the room.
When Trang left the hotel, the four girls continued to beat her violently and stripped her shirt again. The attackers forced Trang to kneel and apologize to Khanh.
Nhung used Khanh’s mobile phone to record a 7-minute video clip of the assault.
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