Malaysian Influencer Arrested in Taiwan for Fraud Syndicate Involvement
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Malaysian Influencer Arrested in Taiwan for Fraud Syndicate Involvement

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A Malaysian influencer, Hu Chang Mun, was arrested in Taiwan for allegedly working as a money mule in a fraud syndicate. Taiwanese police detained him on December 11 while he was handing over NT$2 million (RM276,000).

Malaysian Influencer Arrested in Taiwan for Fraud Syndicate Involvement

Hu was involved in an investment scam targeting a 40-year-old Taiwanese woman. He claimed innocence, saying he was unaware of the scam. The police charged him with fraud, money laundering, and banking law violations.

Hu’s parents, concerned after he went missing, held a press conference. The Taiwanese authorities have informed the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office of his identity.

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