New Taipei Fraud Group Suspected of Internal Conflict: Accomplices Abduct Cash Courier, Rob NT$1.28 Million, Arrested
In Xindian District, New Taipei City, a fraud group member was abducted by accomplices who then robbed him of NT$1.28 million in fraud proceeds. Police arrested three suspects and plan to transfer them to the prosecutor's office after questioning. The incident is believed to be an internal conflict ("black eats black") within the fraud group.
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(Central News Agency reporter Huang Hsu-sheng, New Taipei, 1st) New Taipei City police announced that an abduction case occurred in Xindian District tonight, where a person was forcibly taken into a car. After intercepting the vehicle, it was found that the victim was a cash courier for a fraud group, suspected of being robbed of NT$1.28 million in illicit gains by accomplices in an internal conflict. Three suspects will be transferred to the prosecutor's office after questioning.
The Xindian Precinct of the New Taipei City Police Department issued a press release tonight, stating that at around 7 PM, it was reported that two people were forcing one person into a car on Zhongyang Road in Xindian District. The precinct's investigation team and Bitan Police Station immediately formed a special task force and urgently notified officers along the escape route to assist in interception.
The police successfully intercepted the vehicle involved in the crime on Beiyi Road Section 1 in Xindian District and found that the abducted victim, Mr. Liang, was a fraud cash courier. After successfully defrauding NT$1.28 million through a fake investment scheme, he was suddenly forced into a car by Mr. Pan and Mr. Li.
Zhang Sen-wei, head of the Xindian Precinct's investigation team, told a Central News Agency reporter in a phone interview that the entire case is suspected to be an internal conflict within the fraud group, which is why the suspects knew the courier's identity and took the opportunity to abduct him and seize the money. The police seized work permits, collection receipts, and the NT$1.28 million in illicit gains at the scene. After questioning, the three individuals will be transferred to the district prosecutor's office for investigation on charges of obstructing personal liberty and fraud, and the investigation into the fraud cases will be expanded. (Editor: Li Hsi-chang) 1150501
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The Xindian Precinct of the New Taipei City Police Department issued a press release tonight, stating that at around 7 PM, it was reported that two people were forcing one person into a car on Zhongyang Road in Xindian District. The precinct's investigation team and Bitan Police Station immediately formed a special task force and urgently notified officers along the escape route to assist in interception.
The police successfully intercepted the vehicle involved in the crime on Beiyi Road Section 1 in Xindian District and found that the abducted victim, Mr. Liang, was a fraud cash courier. After successfully defrauding NT$1.28 million through a fake investment scheme, he was suddenly forced into a car by Mr. Pan and Mr. Li.
Zhang Sen-wei, head of the Xindian Precinct's investigation team, told a Central News Agency reporter in a phone interview that the entire case is suspected to be an internal conflict within the fraud group, which is why the suspects knew the courier's identity and took the opportunity to abduct him and seize the money. The police seized work permits, collection receipts, and the NT$1.28 million in illicit gains at the scene. After questioning, the three individuals will be transferred to the district prosecutor's office for investigation on charges of obstructing personal liberty and fraud, and the investigation into the fraud cases will be expanded. (Editor: Li Hsi-chang) 1150501
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