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Scam operations are on the move, crossing borders in response to recent crackdowns by authorities. Experts caution that these shifts make it even harder for law enforcement to keep up, underscoring the urgent need for stronger international collaboration
Delhi Police has cracked a major mobile trafficking ring with a key arrest in Nepal, dismantling an international network involved in smuggling stolen smartphones. Investigations are ongoing.
Five individuals were charged in court for smuggling 18 Myanmar nationals, authorities confirmed. The case highlights ongoing efforts to combat human trafficking in the region, says Bernama.
A Canada-wide arrest warrant has been issued against Indian-origin Amarbir Singh in connection with the murder of Navdeep Kaur. Authorities suspect he may have fled abroad, intensifying the search for the accused.
An Afghan drug mastermind was captured in Kathmandu, Nepal’s bustling capital, delivering a major blow to regional narcotics networks, authorities confirmed. The investigation is still underway
Over 1,500 telecom fraud suspects have been brought back from Myanmar to China in a major joint operation, officials confirmed. This bold move is set to boost cross-border collaboration and intensify the fight against telecom scams
China has executed four leading members of criminal gangs operating in northern Myanmar, authorities revealed. This bold crackdown on cross-border crime highlights China’s unwavering dedication to regional security and strengthened law enforcement collaboration
An Indian woman was tragically found dead in a U.S. city, with police naming her ex-boyfriend as the prime suspect. Authorities report that he has fled to India after the incident. The investigation is currently underway
Nepal has intensified efforts to curb cross-border “bride buying” orchestrated by Chinese brokers, as reported by NDTV. Authorities are cracking down on illegal trafficking networks exploiting vulnerable women.
Indonesia has named a Chinese national as a suspect in a radioactive contamination case, authorities announced. The investigation is ongoing as officials work to determine the source and impact of the hazardous material.
A Chinese court has sentenced Bai Suocheng, leader of a Myanmar crime syndicate, to death for smuggling and drug trafficking. The verdict highlights China’s crackdown on cross-border criminal networks, reports the South China Morning Post.
