Several pieces of equipment believed to be used for various scams were discovered inside a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) firm in Bamban, Tarlac recently raided over suspected illegal activities.
Several pieces of equipment believed to be used for various scams were discovered inside a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator firm in Bamban, Tarlac recently raided over suspected illegal activities. According to Saleema Refran’s Friday “24 Oras” report, a follow-up operation of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission in the office complex of the Zun Yuan Technology yielded a studio allegedly used for love scam, cryptocurrency scam, and human trafficking.
At least 40 vehicles were also recovered in the compound. “Pinagpapalit-palit nila yung plaka. Obviously, may ginagawang mga kalokohan ito. Lalo namin lalaliman yung imbestigasyon,” Cruz said. Meanwhile, the five Chinese, two Vietnamese, and one Filipina arrested for allegedly striking and imprisoning two POGO workers underwent inquest proceedings for serious illegal detention and human trafficking charges. “Laban sa Pilipinang ito. Itinuro siya bilang isa sa mga recruiter.