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Woman arrested for filming obscene video on iconic bridge in Vietnam

Woman arrested for filming obscene video on iconic bridge in Vietnam

Friday, December 24, 2021, 13:26 GMT+7
Woman arrested for filming obscene video on iconic bridge in Vietnam
Tran Thi M.T. at a working session with police officers in Thua Thien-Hue Province, Vietnam. Photo: Cong Quang / Tuoi Tre

Police in Vietnam arrested a woman on Wednesday for filming a sexually explicit video on an iconic bridge earlier this year.

Officers in Hue City, Thua Thien-Hue Province confirmed on Wednesday they had apprehended and initiated legal proceedings against Tran Thi M.T., 25, for “spreading depraved cultural products.”

In July, T. posted an obscene video of herself on Truong Tien Bridge, a famous tourist destination in Hue, on social media.  

Police officers launched an investigation after discovering the incident and later found that T. had published 54 videos and 76 photos with sexually explicit content to a website with an overseas IP address between May and July.

Visitors to the website were asked to pay for a subscription in order to access to the videos and images.

T. had so far earned about VND140 million (US$6,100) from her content.

The investigation into the case is ongoing.

According to the Penal Code, making, circulating, or trading depraved cultural products is punishable by a fine worth VND10-100 million ($436-4,300), a probation period of up to three years, or six months to 15 years in prison.

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