Japanese Scam Network Mastermind Arrested by Thai Immigration Police in Bangkok
Thai immigration police arrested a 39-year-old Japanese national in Bangkok's Thong Lor district on June 6, accused of leading a call-center scam network that defrauded victims of billions of yen in Japan. The suspect allegedly operated from Cambodia and faces human trafficking charges.
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