Female kitchen staff put pesticides in student food

On the afternoon of October 26, a representative of the Son La Provincial Police said that the agency had just issued a decision to prosecute the case and prosecute Ha Thi Thi (39 years old, residing in Chieng Ban commune, Mai Son district, Son La) for the crime of "intentionally causing harm to the health of others", stipulated in Clause 6, Article 134 of the Penal Code. Thi is the female employee who put pesticides in boiled chayote to poison students.

Khởi tố nữ nhân viên bỏ thuốc trừ sâu vào thực phẩm để đầu độc học sinh - Ảnh 1. — Defendant Ha Thi Thi

Thi is a contract employee of Chu Van Thinh High School, the suspect who put pesticides in the food of students at the school.

Initially, Son La Provincial Police determined that Thi was assigned to cook for boarding students at the school. Due to dissatisfaction with the school's choice of a food supplier that did not ensure quality and suspicion of collusion to reduce the students' food rations, Thi came up with the idea of putting pesticides and cockroach killers in the students' food, causing them to be poisoned, forcing the school to change food suppliers.

Khởi tố nữ nhân viên bỏ thuốc trừ sâu vào thực phẩm để đầu độc học sinh - Ảnh 2. — The bottle of pesticide and 2 packets of cockroach killer were mixed into the students' food.

After buying 2 packets of cockroach killer and 1 bottle of pesticide and bringing them to school to wait for the right moment, on September 22, when the kitchen staff was peeling the chayote to prepare food for the students, Thi realized this was an opportunity to mix pesticides and cockroach killer into the pot of boiled chayote.

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At about 9:30 a.m. on September 22, after scooping the chayote into a pot, Thi put in cockroach killer and a little pesticide, then used both hands to mix and stir the chayote in the pot with the intention of letting the pesticide on the right glove stick to the chayote.

Experimental test of mixing pesticides and cockroach killer into chayote pots

During the process of dividing food portions, the kitchen manager detected the smell of pesticide from the boiled chayote dish, so he reported it to the school leadership to report to the police.

On September 24, Mai Son District Police issued an order to detain a person in an emergency, an order to arrest a person detained in an emergency, and a decision to temporarily detain Ha Thi Thi.

Searching Thi's house, Mai Son District Police seized a package of Ankill brand cockroach killer.

The case is being investigated and handled by Son La Provincial Police according to the law.

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