Four More Arrests Made in JPEX Crypto Exchange Probe, Total Detentions Now at 18
In a recent development, police in Hong Kong and Macau have apprehended four more individuals linked to the ongoing JPEX crypto exchange case, as reported by the South China Morning Post on Friday. Of the four arrests, t...
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Of the four arrests, two took place in Hong Kong, while Macau Police made the remaining two. This brings the total number of arrests in connection with the scandal to eighteen, including several individuals believed to be closely tied to the core operations....
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