Illegal online gambling in Cagayan busted; 73 Chinese, 3 Filipinos nabbed | Inquirer News

Illegal online gambling in Cagayan busted; 73 Chinese, 3 Filipinos nabbed

By: - Correspondent / @VillVisayaJrINQ
/ 11:46 AM August 05, 2020

Joint operatives of the Cagayan provincial police, the PNP Regional Anti-Cyber Crime Unit and the National Bureau of Investigation regional office arrested 73 Chinese nationals and three Filipinos who were allegedly running an illegal online gambling operation at a hotel in Santa Ana, Cagayan. Photo from PNP

TUGUEGARAO CITY — Seventy-three Chinese nationals and three Filipinos were arrested on Tuesday at a private hotel in Santa Ana, Cagayan for engaging in illegal online gambling, police said.

Police Brig. Gen. Crizaldo Nieves, Cagayan Valley regional police director, said they raided Villa Saturnina Hotel and Resort on the strength of a search warrant issued by a regional trial court in Aparri, Cagayan.

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Seized during the operation were 103 desktop computers and laptops that the suspects used.

Most of the arrested Filipinos are hotel staff, Nieves said.

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