American wanted by Interpol, South Korea nabbed in Manila airport

[Starmix]

An American national wanted by Interpol and in South Korea for involvement in telecommunications fraud was arrested at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 1, said the Bureau of Immigration (BI) on Thursday, May 16, 2024. Immigration Commissioner Norman Tansingco identified the passenger as 62-year-old Shin Seung Chul, who was arrested on May 7 before he could board a Philippine Airlines flight to Narita, Japan.

Shin presented himself for inspection at the BI departure counter but his name prompted a hit in the BI’s Interpol system, which showed that he was a wanted fugitive from justice in Korea. He was arrested in NAIA when he showed his credentials and his name was already on the list of the NAIA's personnel.

The report said that Shin turned over to personnel of the BI-NAIA’s border control and intelligence unit who then brought him to the BI warden facility in Camp Bagong Diwa where he will remain while undergoing deportation proceedings.

Shin allegedly conspired with two other suspects in defrauding a victim of his money by employing a scheme known as voice phishing. A check of Shin’s travel record showed that he had been hiding in the Philippines for more than seven years, as his last record of arrival was on April 12, 2016.

 

[Augusta]

Good he was nabbed. The interpol always doing what they know how to do best . Good for him

 

[Starmix]

Good he was nabbed. The interpol always doing what they know how to do best . Good for him

Yeah, good for that criminal.Just amine he was hiding in the Philippines for 7 years and was living freely and continued doing illegal activities.

 

[Augusta]

Yeah, good for that criminal.Just amine he was hiding in the Philippines for 7 years and was living freely and continued doing illegal activities.

The truth is that even when they go into hiding in another country they still don't stop their ingrained criminal habits. Always too bad

 

[Starmix]

The truth is that even when they go into hiding in another country they still don't stop their ingrained criminal habits. Always too bad

That's because of his connections. He has accomplices and are now tracked by Interpol. He'll be repatriated for verdict in Korea. He better rots in jail.

 

[Augusta]

That's because of his connections. He has accomplices and are now tracked by Interpol. He'll be repatriated for verdict in Korea. He better rots in jail.

Yes, they always work in groups and have these people in different locations but good this was arrested and would be jailed

 

[Starmix]

Yes, they always work in groups and have these people in different locations but good this was arrested and would be jailed

He was already repatriated to Korea his homeland where he escaped arrest. He's been in Ph for 7 years.

 

[Augusta]

He was already repatriated to Korea his homeland where he escaped arrest. He's been in Ph for 7 years.

Oh wow, that's a whole lot on him. He must be a hardened criminal and must be dealt with

 

[Starmix]

Oh wow, that's a whole lot on him. He must be a hardened criminal and must be dealt with

He has a strong intestine and continues doing illegal activities using his laptop or mobile phone news said. He is now in his hardest situation. Good for that criminal.

 

[eLdavis]

That's good he has been arrested before he does any more damage.

 

[Starmix]

He's been doing this illegal act even while he's in my country hiding. He thought his name wasn't forwarded by the Interpol to the Ph immigration where his name was seen there as wanted.

 

[Augusta]

He has a strong intestine and continues doing illegal activities using his laptop or mobile phone news said. He is now in his hardest situation. Good for that criminal.

Criminals can be so hardened that they can go to any length to commit crime.

 

[Starmix]

Criminals can be so hardened that they can go to any length to commit crime.

That's correct, it seems there's no tomorrow for them. They're busy manipulating things for the innocent victims, to trap them so scamming them follows.

 

[Augusta]

That's correct, it seems there's no tomorrow for them. They're busy manipulating things for the innocent victims, to trap them so scamming them follows.

Nah, they are not seeing any tomorrow in their lives. They are just living for today and that's it.

 

[Starmix]

Nah, they are not seeing any tomorrow in their lives. They are just living for today and that's it.

That is so right, they never care about the next day, theirs is survival in the present and never think about the future.

 

[Augusta]

That is so right, they never care about the next day, theirs is survival in the present and never think about the future.

I think they always believe that what they are into would not guarantee any future for them so they don't care about tomorrow

 

[Starmix]

I think they always believe that what they are into would not guarantee any future for them so they don't care about tomorrow

I think they still have conscience, there might be something that drives them to deviate from the standard.

 

[Augusta]

I think they still have conscience, there might be something that drives them to deviate from the standard.

it is mostly greed. A lot of them are just greedy they don't want to work hard to make the money

 

[Starmix]

it is mostly greed. A lot of them are just greedy they don't want to work hard to make the money

That is their orientation, they lack parental guidance during their formative years. If they were only raised in a better way, they would not go astray.

 

[Augusta]

Well, mate some are well raised but just want to deviate and do the opposite. We can't blame some parents when some kids turn out bad.

That is their orientation, they lack parental guidance during their formative years. If they were only raised in a better way, they would not go astray.

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