The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) of the Philippines recently raided an ordinary-looking apartment in Pasay City, Manila, successfully rescuing a Chinese man who was illegally detained and forced to participate in online scams. This incident once again exposes the common tactics of "debt co
On the afternoon of April 10, 2024, a sudden law enforcement action in a high-rise building in Makati City sparked public outrage. The scene of Chinese people shouting "Help" has sparked heated discussions, and the truth behind it turned out to be a telecom fraud base disguised as a legitimate gambl
The head of the Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (PNP-CIDG), Major General Nicolas D. Torre III, stated that last Thursday, the PNP-CIDG and the Bureau of Immigration agents jointly arrested 86 foreigners, many of whom were from China, accused of working in an un
Amid the Philippine government's intensified crackdown on illegal online gambling and human trafficking, law enforcement raided a suspected illegal gambling operation in Makati City, Metro Manila, on April 10, arresting 86 foreign nationals, most of whom were Chinese citizens. This operation is also
The Fugitive Search Unit of the Philippines Immigration Bureau (BI-FSU) and the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group of the National Capital Region (CIDG-NCR) recently conducted a joint raid in Makati City. Originally intended to rescue a Chinese man suspected of being abused, the operation un
Philippine law enforcement recently launched a raid on Alabat Island in Quezon Province, successfully dismantling a suspected illegal POGO operation and arresting 42 Chinese men on the spot. Shockingly, some of these individuals were not only suspected of illegal employment but were also found to ha
Philippine media revealed that recently, authorities launched a raid on a luxury resort in Alabat Island, Quezon, southeast of Metro Manila, successfully arresting 42 Chinese nationals suspected of illegally operating offshore gaming (Philippine offshore gaming operators). Authorities pointed out th
