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Six Chinese nationals arrested in Cox’s Bazar with nearly 2,000 iPhones
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Police have arrested six Chinese nationals in Ramu, Cox’s Bazar, with nearly 2,000 iPhones, laptops and various electronic devices. Law enforcement authorities said the suspects are allegedly linked to an international online fraud network.
Police said a large number of iPhones, laptops and other electronic devices were seized from the suspects. Primary findings suggest that the equipment may have been used in online fraudulent activities.
A case has been filed against the six individuals at Ramu Police Station under the Cyber Security Act. After being produced before a court, the suspects were sent to jail.
Police said an investigation is underway to determine how the suspects were connected to the international online fraud network and the extent of their activities. Further information is expected after forensic examination of the seized electronic devices.