The Philippine Bureau of Immigration recently announced that it has handed over six core members of the Japanese transnational fraud group "JP Dragon" to the Tokyo police.
These six individuals are Hiraki Ishikawa, Tsubasa Amano, Akihiro Sambon, Naoto Matsumoto, Rintaro Yamane, and Masato Mori. They were arrested in Bulacan and Manila in May this year. According to Japanese investigations, this group has long impersonated law enforcement officers, specifically targeting elderly people to defraud them of their bank cards and account information.
The Commissioner of Immigration, Jaime Morente, pointed out that this operation has completely dismantled the "JP Dragon" fraud network in the Philippines, and emphasized that the Philippines will not tolerate any foreign criminal groups establishing a foothold in the country. The six individuals have been permanently blacklisted and are henceforth barred from entering the country.
Philippines Deports 6 Members of Japanese Fraud Group
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Caught well
Why cover up so tightly?
After being caught, the temperament is really different.
Japan dad you also catch, such a big courage
Poked the hornet's nest of the Japanese
I remember there was a Japanese drama specifically about this.
Japanese elderly people are wealthy.
This type of fraud is very common in Japan.
Are the Japanese devils also squatting in the Philippines?
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