The Judiciary Police (PJ) arrested three men from Malaysia on Tuesday for using bogus credit cards which they created with a Bluetooth Magnetic Card Writer in Macau, PJ spokesman Ho Chan Nam said yesterday during a special press conference at the PJ headquarters in Zape.
According to Ho, the suspects are a 26-year-old surnamed How, a 22-year-old surnamed Lai, and 21-year-old surnamed Kam. How claimed to be a worker while the other two claimed to be unemployed.
How, Lai, and Kam are suspected members of a counterfeit credit card gang in Malaysia, Ho said. The trio were paid 10 percent of the total retail value of the goods they bought with the cards.
Items seized from the three Malaysian credit card fraud suspects, including a card writer and 23 fake credit cards, are displayed during a special press conference at the Judiciary Police (PJ) headquarters in Zape yesterday. Photo: Iong Tat Choi
