China Charges Alleged Scam Kingpin Chen Zhi with Intentional Injury: Report
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Prince Group founder Chen Zhi faces new charge which could result in the death penalty
New charges against Prince Group founder Chen Zhi could see the alleged scam operation organizer face the death penalty. According to Chinese media outlet Caixin, prosecutors have added an additional charge of intentional injury, which carries a punishment of at least 10 years in prison or death. In January, Cambodia’s interior ministry indicated that Chen Zhi had been apprehended and extradited to China, the result of a joint operation with C…
Who is Chen Zhi? Chinese Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty in Alleged Scam Network Case
Chinese authorities formally approved the arrest of Prince Group founder Chen Zhi on July 6, six months after he was extradited from Cambodia over alleged telecom fraud and related offenses.
Chen Zhi, alleged mastermind behind a scamming network in Cambodia, has been indicted by China on charges of intentional bodily harm, a crime punishable from 10 years in prison to the death penalty.
Chen Zhi, the founder of Prince Group identified as the mastermind behind an online scam ring in Cambodia, has been arrested. According to the Chinese media outlet Caixin on the 27th, Chinese prosecutors approved Chen Zhi's arrest on the 6th. This comes approximately six months after the Chinese Ministry of Public Security extradited him to China last January with the cooperation of Cambodian authorities. In China, prosecutors' approval of an ar…
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