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Police in Hong Kong and Macau have broken up a syndicate believed to have conned
at least 17 women out of millions of dollars. Photo: Warton Li
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POLICE IN HONG KONG, MACAU BREAK UP ROMANCE SCAM SYNDICATE SUSPECTED OF
SWINDLING 17 WOMEN OUT OF HK$21.5 MILLION

 * LOCAL POLICE ARREST ONE MAN, TWO WOMEN SUSPECTED OF HOLDING BANK ACCOUNTS
   USED TO LAUNDER PROCEEDS FROM SCAMS
 * POLICE IN MACAU ARREST ONE MAN BELIEVED TO BE RINGLEADER, ALONG WITH THREE
   OTHER SUSPECTS

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Clifford Lo
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Published: 6:28pm, 7 Jul, 2021

Updated: 6:28pm, 7 Jul, 2021


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Police in Hong Kong and Macau have broken up a syndicate believed to have conned
at least 17 women out of millions of dollars. Photo: Warton Li






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