日本诈骗集团「JP龙」二号人物在菲律宾落网：被控冒充警察骗走老人约9亿日元
据菲律宾移民局11月1日发布的消息，日本诈骗集团「JP龙」被指为二号人物的山本义孝（57岁）10月31日在菲律宾吕宋岛新怡诗夏省 Cabanatuan 市被移民局逃犯搜查组逮捕。移民局局长 Joel Anthony M. Viado 表示，山本是依据2023年7月18日签发的第2023-160号驱逐令被捕的，目前关押在移民局看守所，等待遣返日本。
日本福冈简易法院2022年12月27日以诈骗、盗窃与盗窃未遂罪名对山本发出逮捕令。据日本与菲律宾方面调查，「JP龙」集团成员自2019年起以菲律宾为据点，冒充警察等身份打电话诈骗日本老年人，受害者约250人，损失合计约9亿日元。该集团头目 Ryuji Yoshioka 已于2025年在菲律宾被捕。
移民局称，山本在被捕时自称是韩国人。菲律宾移民局表示，将继续追查藏匿在菲的外国通缉犯，并把他们遣返回国受审。
Alleged No. 2 of Japan's JP Dragon Fraud Ring Arrested in the Philippines Over ¥900 Million in Phone Scams
Yoshitaka Yamamoto, 57, the alleged second-in-command of the Japanese fraud syndicate known as JP Dragon, was arrested on October 31 in Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration announced on November 1. Immigration Commissioner Joel Anthony M. Viado said Yamamoto was arrested by the bureau's Fugitive Search Unit under deportation warrant No. 2023-160, issued on July 18, 2023, and is being held at the bureau's warden facility pending deportation to Japan.
A Fukuoka Summary Court warrant issued on December 27, 2022, charges Yamamoto with fraud, theft and attempted theft. Investigators in Japan and the Philippines say JP Dragon members, operating from the Philippines since 2019, posed as police officers and other officials in phone calls that defrauded about 250 elderly victims in Japan of a combined ¥900 million. The syndicate's alleged leader, Ryuji Yoshioka, was arrested in the Philippines in 2025.
The bureau said Yamamoto claimed to be Korean when he was arrested. Philippine immigration authorities said they would continue hunting foreign fugitives hiding in the country and deport them to face trial at home.
来源：菲律宾移民局
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图片来源：图：位于马尼拉王城区（Intramuros）的菲律宾移民局总部大楼。Elmer B. Domingo 摄，CC BY-SA 3.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: The Bureau of Immigration headquarters in Intramuros, Manila. By Elmer B. Domingo, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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