Liu Ren extradited from Cambodia over fraud charges

Chinese police announced the extradition of Liu Ren from Cambodia. He is accused of founding an online gambling and telecom fraud group.

Mainland police said Liu Ren founded Jinbei Group in 2016 at the direction of Chen Zhi. The group operated multiple online gambling platforms that targeted Chinese citizens.

Since 2020 Jinbei Group ran telecoms fraud compounds in Cambodia. These operations involved large-scale fraud with extremely large amounts of money.

Liu faces additional charges of suspected illegal detention and intentional injury. His case remains under investigation.

Chen Zhi was extradited to China earlier this year. Both Beijing and Washington have accused him of transnational fraud.

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