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Ngô Anh Tuấn, a personal customer service specialist at MB Bank, was arrested by police in Lam Đồng to investigate allegations of fraud and appropriation of assets after accusations that he exploited customers’ trust to submit online loan applications and siphon off 1.7 billion VND.
On 7 April 2026, the Lam Đồng Provincial Police Investigation Agency issued an emergency custody order and an emergency search warrant for Ngô Anh Tuấn (born 1999), a resident of D’Ran commune, Lam Đồng. The investigation targets the offense of “fraud and appropriation of assets” under the law.
Investigations determined that Tuấn worked as a personal customer service specialist at a bank in Lam Đồng, responsible for advising and preparing loan applications for customers.
Authorities allege that Tuấn exploited customer trust by providing false information that the loan file was not yet complete, and then requested customers’ phones to perform operations. He allegedly accessed the bank application, completed online loan procedures, and transferred 1.7 billion VND to another account. After that, he allegedly transferred the funds back to his own account to appropriate the money.
Police said the victim did not know that Tuấn used their accounts to borrow 1.7 billion VND. After appropriating the funds, Tuấn allegedly used the money for personal purposes.
After the incident was discovered, the victim reported to the police. The Lam Đồng Police warned the public to remain vigilant when needing loans or debt rescheduling, advising people to go directly to the bank’s branch or use the bank’s official software for transactions.
Police also cautioned that people should not allow others to use their phones or accounts to access or operate financial or banking applications, as well as other applications. When signs of suspected fraud appear, the public should report promptly to the nearest police agency to prevent and handle proceedings according to law.
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