Southeast Asia Information Port (www.dnyxxg.com) – On October 28, 2025, a task force from the Cambodian National Police, working closely with police in Phnom Penh's Chamkar Mon district and Kampot province, successfully conducted raids, arresting a total of 65 suspects involved in cross-border online fraud.
The task force first raided an apartment on Norodom Boulevard in Phnom Penh's Chamkar Mon district, arresting seven Chinese men suspected of online fraud.
According to the Chinese suspects' confessions, they primarily used emotional scams, such as "pig-killing scams," to defraud victims from various countries.
The Chinese men have been transferred to the General Department of Immigration for further legal action.
The same day, the task force continued its collaboration with police in Kampot province, raiding three residential buildings in Bokor Son, arresting 58 Vietnamese men and women (including 15 women) suspected of online fraud.
During the operation, the law enforcement team seized a large number of tools and physical evidence, including 63 computers and 48 mobile phones.
An inspection and analysis of the electronic devices and physical evidence confirmed that the operation was the headquarters of a criminal group that used fake investment and e-currency websites as a cover to conduct technical fraud targeting multiple countries.
This joint law enforcement operation demonstrates the Cambodian law enforcement agencies' resolute commitment to combating cross-border cyber fraud. The National Police will continue to strengthen collaboration with provincial and municipal police, maintain a zero-tolerance policy towards transnational criminal gangs engaging in illegal activities within the country, and make every effort to safeguard public safety and order.
