Sword-wielding man threatens Nha Trang environmental worker to apologize

Accordingly, around the early afternoon of January 13, Mr. NTB (born in 1972, residing in Tan Tien ward, Nha Trang city) - identified as the person driving the Mercedes who picked flowers and then drew a sword to "threaten" the environmental staff - went to meet the leaders of Nha Trang Urban Environment Joint Stock Company to apologize for the above behavior.

According to the leader of Nha Trang Urban Environment Joint Stock Company, this person apologized for the unfortunate incident that affected the image of Nha Trang. Mr. B. also proactively admitted his mistake, knowing he was wrong, so the company also accepted the apology.

Mr. B. also said that he would contact the worker to apologize. It was a personal matter between the two people, so the company had no comment. Currently, this worker is still working normally.

Previously, Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper reported that on the afternoon of January 11, an employee of Nha Trang Urban Environment Company was taking care of and decorating flowers in the Park area next to Tram Huong Tower, located on Tran Phu Street (in Loc Tho, Nha Trang City) when he saw Mr. B. driving a Mercedes car picking flowers and reminded him.

At this time, Mr. B. cursed and insulted, then returned to the car, opened the trunk, took out a sword, and ran to challenge and threaten this employee.

Seeing this, the woman accompanying Mr. B. came to stop him, grabbed the sword and pushed Mr. B. into the car. Mr. B. continued to take a bottle of mineral water from the car and threw it at the company's employees, then drove the car carrying the woman away.

Police worked and seized the sword left in the Mercedes after the incident.

Through investigation, Mr. NTB is the owner of several hotels on Bui Thi Xuan and To Hien Thanh streets... He is also the owner of several solar power, real estate, and tourism projects in Khanh Hoa.

This person has previously had many criminal records related to public disorder and intentional injury. drug trafficking...