Hai Phong police found a group of drivers doing wheelies and speeding nearly 300km/h.

On the evening of October 18, speaking with VietNamNet reporter, Colonel Bui Trung Thanh, Deputy Director of Hai Phong City Police, said: The professional units of the Traffic Police Department coordinated with Cat Hai District Police to quickly find a group of young men riding large-displacement motorbikes with wheelies and driving at very high speeds.

According to Colonel Bui Trung Thanh, immediately after receiving the information, the leaders of Hai Phong City Police requested the Traffic Police and Cyber Security Department and local police forces to verify the identities of the group of people riding large-displacement motorbikes, showing signs of violating traffic safety laws.

Just a few hours later, the police identified the motorcyclist who drove at high speed, filmed the clip, and posted information about the incident on social media as Nguyen Van T., born in 1994, residing in Trang Viet (Me Linh, Hanoi).

On the evening of October 18, Hai Phong City Police worked with driver Nguyen Van T. in Hanoi.

On the night of October 18, the Working Group of Hai Phong City Police went directly to Hanoi to work with the related subjects.

Initially, T. admitted that he was the one driving the large-displacement motorbike at a speed of 299km/h, on the coastal road from Cat Ba to Tan Vu - Lach Huyen. This incident took place on September 9, when T. and a group of friends with the same hobby of large-displacement motorbikes went to Cat Ba to play.

The police have also identified the person who did the wheelie and was traveling with T.

The incident is being further verified and clarified by working groups, and legal documents are being established for handling according to regulations.

As reported, the reporter's source said that recently there was a group of young men riding large displacement motorbikes at high speed, making loud noises, showing off cornering, wheelies, and "knee-scratching" on the road in Cat Hai district.

Hai Phong police have identified the driver who did the wheelie, causing traffic insecurity.

This group filmed their actions and posted them on social media, attracting thousands of views and shares.

After VietNamNet posted the article, Deputy Director of Hai Phong City Police Bui Trung Thanh requested relevant units to speed up and urgently search for and strictly handle the person who committed the above act, strictly handle to increase deterrence and education.

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