Thailand base Transfer fraud group detection Manager or man transferred to Japan September 12 6:24
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In a case where a transfer fraud group base aimed at Japanese people was caught in Thailand, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department transferred a Japanese man who seems to be the manager of the base arrested on suspicion of illegal stay last month to Japan for fraud. It is a policy to arrest on suspicion.
In March, in Pattaya, Central Thailand, a local scam group was detected by the local police, and so far 17 Japanese men have been arrested by the Metropolitan Police Department on suspicion of fraud.
Later, Yamato Jinnai (30), whose name and address were unknown, was arrested by the Thai police for suspicion of illegal stay and transferred to Japan. I left the airport in Thailand at dawn on the 12th. I wore the jacket's hood, put on a black mask, and boarded the aircraft unattended.
According to investigators, the alleged boss was renting a home in the base and was supposed to be a manager, arranging for a visa renewal for the members.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department is scheduled to arrive at Haneda Airport after 6:00 am on the 12th. The Metropolitan Police Department will be arrested on suspicion of fraud, for example, by sending a lie email to a woman in Fukui City and cheating 300,000 yen of electronic money. is.
The damage amount by this group is 180 million yen from January to March, and the number of victims is 110 people. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department has established a base overseas, and organized gangs are involved. I'm investigating that it is.