Taiwan Detains 25, Seizes US$150m Tied to Suspected Scam-Centre Operator Prince Group
Authorities detained 25 suspects and seized assets including 18 properties and 26 luxury vehicles worth over NT$4.5 billion linked to transnational fraud and money laundering.
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The authorities opened houses, luxury cars and bank accounts linked to the Prince group, investigated by banking capital and links to a online fraud empire led by Chen Zhi.
Taiwan arrests 25, seizes US$145m in assets from Cambodia’s Prince Group
Taiwanese investigators said Tuesday they have arrested 25 people and seized more than US$145 million in assets linked to a Cambodian conglomerate whose founder is accused of running forced labour camps. China-born Cambodian businessman Chen Zhi, chairperson of Prince Group. File photo: Prince Holding Group. It comes after the US Justice Department last month unsealed an indictment against Chen Zhi, founder of Prince Holding Group that Washingto…
Taiwan detains 25 people, seizes US$150mil tied to suspected scam-centre operator from Cambodia
Taipei prosecutors said on Tuesday they had detained 25 people and seized T$4.5 billion (US$147.09 million) in assets tied to the Prince Group, a multinational network accused of running vast scam-centre operations.
Taiwan seizes NT$4.5 billion in Cambodia's Prince Group probe
Taipei, Nov. 4 (CNA) Taipei prosecutors have detained 25 suspects and seized more than NT$4.5 billion (US$145.72 million) in assets linked to the Cambodia-based Prince Holding Group (Prince Group), which the United States sanctioned last month for transnational fraud and money laundering involving Taiwanese nationals and companies.
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