Philippine authorities have arrested ten police officers involved in the kidnapping and extortion of Chinese citizens and POGO (Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators) employees, vowing to hold the corrupt officers accountable.

Philippine police recently reported that 10 officers from the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) Southern Metro Manila Field Unit have been detained for investigation due to allegations of kidnapping, extortion, and robbery of Chinese citizens.Philippine National Police (PNP) spokespe

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Guo Congyuan case: The whereabouts of the 200 million ransom remains a mystery! The mastermind is still at large, is there a "rogue cop" involved?

When the Philippine National Police announced the cracking of the kidnapping and murder case of Chinese entrepreneur Anson Kui, they might not have expected that what truly triggered a public opinion tsunami was not the solving of the case itself, but an unanswered question—where did the ransom of 2

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"Case Solved" or "Unresolved"? Media Questions Three Major Doubts in Guo Congyuan Kidnapping Case

The kidnapping case of Filipino-Chinese businessman Anson Que (Anson Tan), which continues to ferment, has been declared "solved" by the Philippine National Police (PNP), with some suspects reportedly arrested. However, there are strong doubts about the progress of the investigation from the public.

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Suspected of robbing and extorting Chinese citizens, 31 police officers in the eastern Philippines have been dismissed and are under investigation.

The Philippine police have been embroiled in another scandal recently—31 officers from the Eastern Police District (EPD) in Metro Manila have been dismissed for allegedly extorting two Chinese citizens during law enforcement.Major General Anthony Aberin, the chief of the National Capital Region Poli

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Philippine police warn: Former POGO employees took equipment from closed facilities, will be thoroughly investigated.

In the Philippines, as the government intensifies its efforts to crack down on scam centers, the Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP ACG) has warned that some former employees of offshore gaming operators (POGO) have been found taking equipment from closed facilities.At a press con

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After the RCBC Building, will the 6789 Building become the next target?

The raid on RCBC is not the first major law enforcement action by the Philippine authorities this month.On March 6, Philippine authorities attempted to raid the PBCom Tower on Ayala Avenue, targeting illegal POGO businesses as well. However, when law enforcement arrived at the scene, they found mult

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Philippine police will strengthen public security! POGO crimes are still rampant, with frequent kidnapping cases!

The Philippine National Police (PNP) has vowed to intensify its crackdown on covert offshore gaming operators (POGOs) in alignment with the comprehensive ban issued by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., aiming to ensure social order stability.PNP Chief General Rommel Francisco Mabil said on Tuesday

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Philippine Supreme Court: Police must specify the search location during a home search, otherwise the public may refuse!

The Supreme Court of the Philippines recently made an important ruling, clearly stating that during the execution of a search, the search warrant must specifically and accurately indicate the search location, otherwise it will be considered invalid.This ruling was written by Justice Marvic M.V.F. Le

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Netizen submission: Just got my ID checked again near RCBC in Makati!

Netizen submission:Just now, four of us were near RCBC at makti, and the police stopped us to check our IDs!We explained that our IDs were in the room, but they wouldn't let us go to get them. In the end, we had to pay 100,000 P to be allowed to leave, otherwise, they would have taken us to the poli

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Deep! Recently, extortion and ransom have been frequent. In the eyes of the Philippine military and police with a bit of power, Chinese people are undoubtedly seen as easy targets!

In recent days, two extortion incidents targeting Chinese nationals have occurred consecutively in Metro Manila. The suspects are reportedly from the Philippine military and police forces.Philippine media revealed that yesterday (November 5th), a man claiming to be a reservist in Quezon City, Metro

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