36 arrested in Taiwan-Malaysia fraud crackdown

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TAIPEI - Thirty-six fraud suspects have been arrested in a joint crackdown in Taiwan and Malaysia over a $13 million (S$16.3 million) phone scam that targeted mainland Chinese credit card holders, Taiwan police said Wednesday.
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5 f& p! l5 J. n& n5.39.217.76The suspects, including 10 Taiwanese, 24 Chinese and two Malaysians, posed as police and bank officials to obtain the financial information of thousands of people across China, said the Criminal Investigation Bureau.
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9 a6 D( N& W6 q5.39.217.76The alleged ring leader, a Taiwanese, was arrested at an airport in northern Taiwan in late January after he allegedly fled Malaysia to evade arrest, the bureau said.
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Taiwanese fraud rings have recently relocated to Southeast Asia after the island's police joined forces with Chinese authorities to bust their operations.5.39.217.76' j0 x2 E( x; @0 Z1 y: T+ ~
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Taiwan's fraud cases fell 26 per cent in 2010 from the previous year after it signed a crime-fighting agreement with China in 2009 amid improving ties, according to the latest figures in Taipei.