A man is trying to scam people by pretending to offer a study abroad program, but it's actually a scam to get money from them. A potential victim, who is trying to study abroad, discovers the scam and, with the help of the police, sets up a sting operation to catch the scammer. The scammer is eventually arrested, and a warning is given to others about the dangers of such scams.
Here are the extracted key facts:
1. A person is trying to get a scholarship to study abroad with a 60% scholarship.
2. The remaining 40% of the tuition fee is 400 million.
3. The person's family is worried about how to pay the remaining tuition fee.
4. The person visits a training center for studying abroad to ask for help.
5. The training center is actually a scam organization that promises to help students study abroad for a fee.
6. The person discovers that the organization is a scam and reports it to the police.
7. The police arrest the scam organization and recover the money that was paid by the person.
8. The person's name is Tran Hoo, and he is a detective who helps to solve the case.
9. The scam organization uses various tactics to trick students into paying for their services, including using fake admission notices and promises of guaranteed admission to foreign universities.
10. The police warn students to be careful when looking for study abroad programs and to research the organization thoroughly before paying any fees.
11. The scam organization is led by a person who is described as greedy and willing to do whatever it takes to get money from students.
12. The person who was scammed is a student who was trying to study abroad and was tricked into paying 400 million for a fake study abroad program.