Korean 'Lucky Nine' Network Suspect Arrested in Thailand
Thai Immigration Police have arrested a South Korean man believed to be a senior figure in the 'Lucky Nine' network, accused of defrauding over 100 victims of approximately 10 billion won (250 million baht). The suspect also admitted to overstaying his visa.
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