China News Service, November 4th. According to Taiwan's "United Daily News", the New Taipei City Police cracked a case of a fraud group imprisoning and abusing job applicants on November 1, and rescued 26 people. The New Taipei City Criminal Police Brigade expanded the investigation. Pu Zai rescued 32 victims and arrested 8 members of the fraud group. The investigation was underway overnight.
According to reports, the Tamsui Police Branch of New Taipei City received a report on November 1 that someone applying for a job was imprisoned in Danhai Xinshi Town by a fraud group. The police attacked and arrested 8 suspects including Lu and rescued 26 victims, the oldest being 58 years old and the youngest 23 years old. Aged, handcuffs, shackles, electric bats, bats and other items were seized in the house.
According to the report, the suspect sent a short message to the social media website to recruit talents, falsely claiming that there was a high-paying job vacancy of NT$50,000 to 200,000, and the victim handed over the bankbook and documents during the interview, which was confiscated and was directly imprisoned in the community building of Tamsui Xinshi Town. The victim will be asked to come over the counter to apply for an online banking account as a fraudster's head account, and remit the fraudulent proceeds to the online banking account and then withdraw.
The New Taipei City Criminal Police Brigade and Tamsui Police Branch reported to the prosecution to direct the expansion of the investigation. According to the suspect's mobile phone communication records, on the 3rd, it was found that the fraud group, in addition to Tamsui, has a stronghold in Zhongli, Taoyuan, and many other victims were detained. .
At 7 o'clock on the evening of the 3rd, the New Taipei City Police dispatched the Perak Team of the Security Brigade to search the residential building of Qingfeng Road in Zhongli District. Zhang and 8 people were arrested on the spot, and 32 job seekers were rescued. and several pairs of handcuffs and other detention devices, as well as mobile phones, monitors and other evidence.
It is understood that some of the victims have injuries and have been escorted to the doctor. Others have been brought back to the New Taipei City Criminal Police Brigade to make records. The investigation will be expanded on the 4th.