From Drug 'Parties' to a Psychiatric Evaluation Ring, Two Former Institute Directors and 63 Defendants Stand Trial.
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At Sam Son beach, the police caught the suspects red-handed – including medical staff – smoking marijuana, drinking "happy water" supplied by Dong, and also concealing drugs in their pants pockets.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Mai Anh and her husband manipulated and transformed the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry from a place for treating detainees into a "den" for drug use, falsifying medical records, securing positions, and giving and receiving bribes.
Two former directors, along with numerous former officials and employees of the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry, are on trial in a case related to a ring that "manipulated" psychiatric medical records.
Following the raid on a drug "party" on Sam Son beach, the investigation has expanded to include irregularities in giving and receiving bribes to falsify psychiatric evaluation results at the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry. Two former institute directors and 63 defendants are about to stand trial.
The first-instance trial of two former Directors of the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry and 63 defendants on charges related to drugs, bribery, and fraud at the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry will take place on September 28th. Prosecution of two former Directors of the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry and 63 defendants. Expansion of the case at the Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry: 26 more defendants indicted. …
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