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A Vietnamese woman was arrested in Parañaque after allegedly failing to deliver P70,000 following a yuan-to-peso transaction arranged through a Telegram group.

The Bureau of Immigration arrested six foreign nationals allegedly working illegally at commercial establishments in Binondo, Manila, for violating Philippine…

The Bureau of Immigration arrested six foreign nationals for allegedly working illegally at a Binondo shopping mall in Manila, in violation of the Retail Trade…

Philippine cybercrime police warn BTS fans about an online ticket scam after arresting a 27-year-old IT worker in Manila for selling the same Bulacan concert…


A 55-year-old businessman was arrested in Pasay City after allegedly scamming a businesswoman with a P600,000 counterfeit luxury watch in a casino deal. The…

A 42-year-old woman known as “Divine” was arrested in Pasay City after allegedly trying to sell a fake gold necklace worth P191,000 inside a mall. Police are…

US fraud suspect Herbert Leon Kimble, wanted by the FBI for allegedly orchestrating a $2 billion healthcare scam involving unnecessary orthopedic braces billed…

The workers used scripted communications on messaging apps and social media platforms to lure targets.

Five suspects have been arrested in a sophisticated fake wristband scam targeting the 2026 World Slasher Cup at Smart Araneta Coliseum, after security and…

The Philippine National Police (PNP) expresses full readiness to support the planned National Anti-Scam Hub, a centralized government initiative aimed at…

Arestado ang 48 katao, kabilang ang 41 Pilipina at 7 dayuhan, matapos salakayin ng NBI ang isang online love scam hub sa Parañaque. Natuklasan sa operasyon ang…

A 25-year-old Filipino trafficking victim returns safely from Myanmar after being exploited in a scam hub, as the Bureau of Immigration warns against illegal…

A trafficked Filipino forced to work in a scam hub abroad returns home safely, as the Bureau of Immigration warns against illegal “backdoor” exit routes.
A trafficked Filipino forced to work in a scam hub abroad returns home safely, as the Bureau of Immigration warns against illegal “backdoor” exit routes.


“Philippine Bureau of Immigration deports 17 Taiwanese nationals involved in a large-scale Cebu-based online scam, permanently blacklisting them from re-entry.”