JP Dragon's No. 2 Arrested in the Philippines
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This website is published by Cedarnews.net. For the most up-to-date and up-to-date information, visit us. [Manila, Kyodo] It was learned on the 1st that local police and other authorities have arrested a man belonging to "JP Dragon," a Japanese gang affiliated with the Philippines that is alleged to have repeatedly committed fraud and other crimes in Japan. He is believed to be the number two man, following the leader who was arrested last year.…
The recently arrested individual was formerly the number two figure in a fraud ring known as "JP Dragon" and is now the leader after the organization's head was arrested last June.
A Japanese suspect arrested in Nueva Ecija province, north of Manila, was the second-in-command of the "JP Dragon" ring involved in telecommunications theft and fraud across Asia. The Philippines arrested over 250 individuals working for an online fraud 'camp'. Philippine police raided a fraud center, arresting several foreigners. The Philippines announced the arrest of a suspect on the US terrorist list.
A man seen as number 2 of the Philippines-based criminal group “JP Dragon” has been detained by local authorities. The Philippine authorities announced that suspect Yamamoto Yoshitaka (57) was detained on the 31st of last month in Cabanatuan in northern Luzon. Suspect Yamamoto appears to be number 2 in the group “JP Dragon” of former gang members based in the Philippines, and an arrest warrant has been issued in Japan on suspicion of fraud, thef…
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