Interpol announced yesterday that 3,500 individuals have been captured, and more than $300 million in cash and digital assets have been confiscated. The six-month operation, financially supported by South Korea, engaged 34 law enforcement agencies from various countries.
Interpol specifically praised the collaborative initiatives of South Korea and the Philippines, which led to the apprehension of an individual facing charges related to illegal online gambling in Manila. This arrest was the outcome of a two-year investigation conducted by the Korean National Police Agency, although Interpol did not disclose the person's identity.
Interpol specifically praised the collaborative initiatives of South Korea and the Philippines, which led to the apprehension of an individual facing charges related to illegal online gambling in Manila. This arrest was the outcome of a two-year investigation conducted by the Korean National Police Agency, although Interpol did not disclose the person's identity.
