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CIDG: Offense of Malaysians in “love scam” non bailable - Digicast Negros

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Two Malaysians are facing charges for qualified human trafficking for alleged involvement in a “love scam”, PMaj. Justin Noel Josol, chief of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG)-Bacolod, said Sunday, March 30. Josol said the Bacolod City Prosecutor’s Office approved the filing of charges against alias “Sam Phoon,” 60, and alias “Abao” who is […] The post CIDG: Offense of Malaysians in “love scam” non bailable appeared first on …

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Daily Guardian

CIDG Urges Love Scam Recruits to Testify

Police Maj. Justin Noel Josol, chief of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group–Bacolod. (Glazyl M. Jopson) By Glazyl M. Jopson BACOLOD CITY – The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group–Bacolod is urging individuals hired to work in an alleged love scam operation to come forward and testify against two arrested Malaysian nationals. Police Maj. Justin Noel Josol, CIDG–Bacolod chief, said that during the course of their investigation, a…

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Visayan Daily Star

Two Malaysians arrested for human trafficking, suspected love scam ops

• CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Charges are now being prepared against two Malaysian nationals who were arrested in a rented house in Barangay Singcang-Airport, Bacolod City Thursday, for alleged human trafficking. Eight Filipinos, aged 25 to 30, were rescued from an… The post Two Malaysians arrested for human trafficking, suspected love scam ops appeared first on Visayan Daily Star.

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