Friday, May 22, 2009

3 JAPANESE MEN AND FILIPINO COHORTS HUNTING DOWN BY THAI INTERPOL AND CAMBODIAN TOURIST POLICE







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Bangkok-Thai Interpol and Cambodian Police are hunting down this three wanted Japanese gangster and a filipino cohorts,Name:KosaTaszukasa(JP),Shida Toshifumi(JP),Koiji Oki(JP) and Noel Gaser(PH).Yesterday 4 new Japanese businessman victim filed a formal complaint via video conference to the Emabassy of Japan in Cambodia assisted by the Interpol Japan, the suspects are operating in Cambodia, based on the Interpol Intellligence.Thai Police are also seeking for the arrest of the Japanese gangsters,police are investigating the suspects might be connected with the Yakuza gang linked to killing of a Japanese women tourist during Loy Krathong in Sukhothai province.The two suspects were already arrested in an apartment house in the Chong Nonsri area central of Bangkok charges of stealing money and belongings from a fellow country man.Some of the new victims testified that they had lured through the internet to come to Cambodia to have some business,without knowing that they are already trap to this gangsters,they lost large amount of money according to the victims.Now the Chief of Cambodian Immigration order to investigate deeper on how they exit the the Thai border and enter in to Cambodia without any Immigration records.

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

3 Nigerian man arrested in a black money scam.





Vietnam-Eza Promise,34 and his two cohorts was arrested Saturday at the Houng Vi 2 hotel.
He allegedly duped a jewelry shop owner into buying a chemical that he claimed would turn blackened piece of paper into US bank notes.
The owner Ms.Nguyen Tinh Minh,inform the local police of promise of the suspect activities,they try fraud me borrow them $80,000, in return my investment will earn five times after the transaction,Ms Tinh Minh said.Police found in promise luggage 100's stack of black paper the size of fake $100 bill bank note and bottle of special chemical.
Police said,promise will face 10 years imprisonment if found guilty.