According to the World Daily News: A residential fire in Batasan Hills, Quezon City, inadvertently revealed a suspected illegal Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) "guerrilla base".The fire broke out in the early morning, awakening nearby residents with fierce flames, and quickly spread throu
The Philippine National Police (PNP) recently announced the successful resolution of a kidnapping case targeting foreigners, arresting two Chinese nationals suspected of the crime. This incident has once again drawn attention to crimes associated with Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO).Cas
The Philippine Bureau of Immigration conducted a surprise inspection in an old stock exchange building in Ayala Triangle Gardens, Makati City, and discovered a POGO den disguised as an insurance company, arresting 31 foreign nationals.Disguised as an Insurance Company, Hidden in a Well-known Commerc
Confessions from an employee of a Philippine gaming company:As a practitioner who once worked on the periphery of the Philippine gaming industry, I have witnessed the industry's shift from prosperity to chaos.I used to work for a regular gaming group in the Philippines, responsible for managing peri
In the early morning of May 2, 2025, three foreign tourists were kidnapped in Nasubu Town, Batangas Province, Philippines.According to the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the victims included one South Korean citizen and two Chinese citizens. They were traveling by car with two Filipino co
The Indonesian National Police recently held a press conference, announcing that they have identified three key suspects involved in operating the illegal online gambling platform "Hiwin Care," and have listed them as national wanted persons (DPO). This includes two Chinese nationals and one Indones
Recently, the Thai police launched a large-scale raid and successfully dismantled a major online gambling group spanning five provinces, arresting 13 suspects and seizing assets worth over 50 million Thai Baht (approximately 1.96 million Singapore dollars).According to the Bangkok Post, Major Gener
Despite the Philippine National Police (PNP) claiming to have solved the Anson Que kidnapping case, the most crucial part of the case—the whereabouts of the ransom amounting to 200 million pesos (approximately 25 million RMB)—remains unknown, causing public uproar. More disturbingly, the mastermind
The Cyber Investigation Department of the Southern Gyeonggi Provincial Police in South Korea recently cracked a major online gambling case, with 19 suspects involved in operating illegal gambling websites being transferred to the prosecution.This criminal group illegally profited approximately 11 mi
The Philippine National Police (PNP) officially issued a warrant on April 30th, offering a reward of 5 million pesos for the capture of Wenli Gong, a Chinese national suspected of kidnapping and murdering Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan and his driver.26-year-old Wenli Gong, who has also used alias
The Chinese community in the Philippines has recently been shaken by a shocking kidnapping and murder case. Chinese steel entrepreneur Anson Que and his driver were kidnapped and brutally murdered in Manila at the end of March. As the investigation progresses, the case becomes increasingly complicat
A shocking reversal has occurred in the case involving the murder of Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan and his driver, which has shocked the Filipino-Chinese community. A suspect involved in the case claimed in his confession that the mastermind behind the incident was Guo Congyuan's 42-year-old son—
According to Vietnamese media, the Ho Chi Minh City police reported that on April 29, the city's criminal police department, in collaboration with the Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention Division and the Vietnam Immigration Department, successfully dismantled a high-tech crime syndicate.The
The Department of Justice (DOJ) of the Philippines held its first court hearing on the kidnapping and murder case involving Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan. The three defendants appeared in court for the first time, namely Richard Austria and Reymart Catequista from the Philippines, and David Tan L
