Police Initiate Investigation into Prince Group Linked to Cambodian Scam
The police have begun a preliminary investigation into the Prince Group, identified as a key player behind the Cambodian scam. During a regular press briefing held at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency in Jongno-gu on the morning of the 3rd, Police Chief Park Jeong-bo reported that there are currently 24 cases under investigation related to the Cambodian situation.
Previously, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agencys special investigation unit had formed a dedicated task force (TF) to address cases of missing, kidnapping, and confinement involving overseas citizens. The investigation targets include domestic bases of the Prince Group, currency exchange offices associated with the Huiwon Group known for money laundering, and Telegram channels where fraudulent job advertisements have been posted.
Chief Park stated that the Prince Group is not officially registered as a business but emphasized that all available evidence, including building lease agreements, is being collected and scrutinized during the investigation.
He further mentioned that they have requested the deletion and blocking of 131 fraudulent job advertisements related to overseas employment scams from 29 job search websites. He urged these sites to take proactive measures to remove such advertisements, highlighting the high likelihood of their connection to criminal activities.
Previously, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agencys special investigation unit had formed a dedicated task force (TF) to address cases of missing, kidnapping, and confinement involving overseas citizens. The investigation targets include domestic bases of the Prince Group, currency exchange offices associated with the Huiwon Group known for money laundering, and Telegram channels where fraudulent job advertisements have been posted.
Chief Park stated that the Prince Group is not officially registered as a business but emphasized that all available evidence, including building lease agreements, is being collected and scrutinized during the investigation.
He further mentioned that they have requested the deletion and blocking of 131 fraudulent job advertisements related to overseas employment scams from 29 job search websites. He urged these sites to take proactive measures to remove such advertisements, highlighting the high likelihood of their connection to criminal activities.
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