BI nabs alleged Polish forger

Operatives of the Bureau of Immigration (BI) fugitive search unit (FSU) arrested last August 16 a 48-year-old Polish fugitive.

BI FSU Chief Rendel Ryan Sy identified the fugitive as Cezary Krynski, who was arrested under a mission order issued by BI Commissioner Norman Tansingco.

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The FSU arrested Krynski in coordination with the Philippine National Police (PNP) Intelligence Group, Regional Special Operations Group of the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO), the Philippine Center on Transnational Crime (PCTC), and Interpol NCB Manila.

The arrest stemmed from information obtained from Polish authorities through the PNP’s Intelligence Group stating that Krynski is the subject of a warrant of arrest issued by the district court in Bielsko-Biala for fraud, swindling, and forgery.

His name has likewise been included in the Interpol Diffusion list due to his crimes.

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He was also found to be overstaying in the country, apart from being tagged as an undesirable alien.

Krynski shall remain in the BI’s facility in Bicutan, Taguig pending his eventual deportation.

Man arrested on complaint of repeated sextortion

A man in Quezon City is in jail after allegedly extorting money in exchange for not disseminating sensitive videos and photos of his victims.

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According to John Consulta’s “20 Oras Weekend report,” the National Bureau of Investigation Anti-Organized and Transnational Crime Division arrested the suspect, Lester Jhon Ponce, in Cubao.

A minor girl reported to the NBI that the suspect befriended her until he convinced her to have sex.

It turned out that he was secretly videotaped, later used for blackmail.

He said the victim gave in to his demands, but the suspect still sent the sensitive video and photo of him and the victim on social media to his family, friends and schoolmates.

It is said that to erase them, the suspect demanded money and sex again, which ended up in the entrapment operation.

The NBI also discovered other complainants against the suspect: victims aged nine, 12 and 17.

It is said that the NBI will examine the arrested person’s cell phone to trace the suspect’s other victims.

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