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112,562 results for “South Korean fugitive arrest Philippines”

  1. THE Bureau of Immigration

    Fugitive South Korean falls

    BI officers arrested a South Korean fugitive in Cavite wanted over an alleged illegal online gambling network that reportedly generated KRW 5.33 trillion in…

    Neil Alcober·

  2. BI arrests South Korean fugitive

    BI arrests South Korean fugitive

    The Bureau of Immigration arrested South Korean fugitive Seong Jeonghu in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, in coordination with Interpol and South Korean…

    Neil Alcober·

  3. Phl arrests South African fugitive

    Phl arrests South African fugitive

    The Bureau of Immigration arrests a South African fugitive in Mandaue City wanted in Kenya for sexual assault, following an Interpol Red Notice and joint law…

    Lade Jean Kabagani·

  4. Korean fugitive arrested

    Korean fugitive arrested

    National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Atty. Melvin A. Matibag, alongside Immigration Commissioner Joel Anthony Viado, presents South Korean fugitive…

    Toto Lozano·

  5. MIMAROPA police arrest Korean fugitive

    MIMAROPA police arrest Korean fugitive

    Police in MIMAROPA arrest 61-year-old Korean national Hae Jung Chun under an Interpol Red Notice for alleged financial crimes, emphasizing inter-agency…

    Jing Villamente·

  6. 49 South Korean fugitives deported

    49 South Korean fugitives deported

    ‘All 49 have been flagged by the Bureau of Immigration as undesirable aliens, and their names have been added to our blacklist.’

    Kimberly Anne Ojeda·

  7. Two South Korean fugitives caught

    Two South Korean fugitives caught

    The Bureau of Immigration apprehended two South Korean fugitives wanted for robbery and illegal gambling in Cebu and Parañaque. Both will be deported and…

    Anthony Ching·

  8. South Korean fugitives deported

    South Korean fugitives deported

    ‘Because they are unwanted foreigners, we will evict them and prevent them from returning. The Philippines is not a haven for wanted criminals’

    Anthony Ching·