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Taiwanese allegedly behind international scam arrested in Malaysia
The scam often starts with a phone call from someone pretending to be an officer.PHOTO: THE NEW PAPER
PublishedJan 28, 2021, 5:50 pm SGT
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KUALA LUMPUR: The mastermind of an international Macau scam, who is wanted in Taiwan, has been arrested in Ampang.
The 39-year-old Taiwanese man, identified as Wei Kuo-Chun, was detained by Malaysian police and Interpol at Ampang Putra Residency at about 10.20pm on Monday.
Also known as Jason Wei, sources said the man was wanted by Taiwanese police since 2014.
The sources said Wei was detained with another Taiwanese man identified as Ku Chin Ling, 49. Taiwanese police identified Ku as the leader of an online scam there.
“Police believe the two had joined forces and made Kuala Lumpur the base for their international scam, ” sources told The Star.According to sources, Taiwanese police received information that Wei had been “residing” in Kuala Lumpur and ran a Macau scam targeting Chinese citizens.
KUALA LUMPUR: A 39-year-old Taiwanese man has been nabbed for allegedly being the mastermind of an international Macau scam syndicate.
Sources said that Wei Kuo-Chun, also known as Jason Wei, who has been on the run for a few years, was nabbed by Malaysian police and Interpol at the Ampang Putra Residency at about 8.20pm on Monday (Jan 25).
Wei was detained along with another wanted Taiwanese man, 49-year-old Ku Chin Lung and two other Taiwanese men at the condominium. Jason Wei has been wanted by Taiwanese police since Dec 25,2014 and they received information that he has been hiding in Kuala Lumpur while operating the Macau scam syndicate targeting Chinese citizens, a source told The Star on Tuesday (Jan 25).