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Cambodian, South Korean police arrest 26 for alleged scams, sex crimes, Blue House says

January 12, 2026

A joint investigative team of Cambodian and South Korean police has arrested 26 suspects over alleged online scams and sex crimes targeting South Korean citizens, the Korean presidential office said on Monday.

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