Recently, the Thai police launched a large-scale manhunt against the "Fu Guoan Group" from Cambodia. The Thai Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau has issued global arrest warrants for 7 core members of the group, including 5 Thais and 2 Cambodians, who are suspected of serious cross-border fraud, money laundering, and illegal detention.
The Director-General of the Thai National Police, Police General Chidira, stated at a press conference that although most of the criminal activities occurred abroad, the Thai authorities will pursue the suspects through international cooperation mechanisms, "All suspects must be brought to justice according to international legal procedures."
The "Fu Guoan Group" has been frequently exposed by foreign media in recent years. Its scam base in Cambodia has long been involved in telefraud, money laundering, and restricting personal freedom, with suspected involvement of over a hundred people. The 7 individuals on the wanted list are considered the core backbone, and the operation has been described by Thai media as one of the most significant cross-border anti-fraud developments in recent years.
As the case deepens, more suspects may be exposed. Current focal points include whether the group's financial network involves more countries and whether other bases are still in operation. The case has already attracted significant attention in the Chinese community, and the Thai police have not yet disclosed further information.
