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Oct 15, 2019 / 14:36

Hanoi form 15 additional police task force teams to prevent infringements

The task force will deal with all acts of obstruction or resistance with determination without compromising their safety or that of lawbreakers and people on the streets.

Hanoi has recently established 15 additional teams of police task force, widely known as 141 force, to combat street crimes and ensure the safety and order of the city.
 
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141 team of police force deal with driver who did not obey the traffic regulation. Photo: Kinhtedothi
Accordingly, each team is made up of around ten officers from the traffic, criminal and mobile police forces and will be in charge of handling offenses across 12 downtown districts and three suburban ones. The officers are equipped walkie-talkies, rubber bullet guns, electric batons, handcuffs and many other supportive tools.

These new establishments will be in operation for one year and dissolved when their missions end by October 15, 2020. 

At the launching ceremony of 15 new teams of 141 force, Head of Hanoi’s Traffic Police Duong Duc Hai stressed that they will deal with all acts of obstruction or resistance with determination without compromising their safety or that of lawbreakers and people on the streets.

Since 2011, Hanoi established 15 teams of 141 task force for handling street wrongdoings and security threats, among other offenses.