'Pretending to be a police officer entering a school to read the arrest warrant to a student' is false information.

According to the leader of Thu Dau Mot University, at noon on February 20, the information spread that "a male student of Thu Dau Mot University was scammed by a group of people, impersonating police officers, driving a blue-plate car into the school to read the arrest warrant" causing a stir in public opinion.

"The Board of Directors has worked with specialized departments, including security forces and the Phu Hoa Ward Police, Thu Dau Mot City (where the school is located) and confirmed that the incident did not occur as reported on social media," said the leader of Thu Dau Mot University.

Previously, many social networking sites reported that a male student who was said to be studying at Thu Dau Mot University reported to the Binh Chuan Ward Police (Thuan An City, Binh Duong, where the student is temporarily residing) that he was scammed by a group of people pretending to be police officers in a blue-plate car and coming to the school to read the arrest warrant. The information also mentioned that this male student had been scammed by many people pretending to be law enforcement agencies many times, so he tried to be on guard, but was still arrested and taken into the car.

However, after the police verified and clarified, the male student admitted that he had "told the truth" to his family, and then his family, out of fear, reported the incident to the police for intervention.

Currently, local police are continuing to handle and clarify the spread of false content on social networks.