And where do Pakistanis and Africans get such money?) It's impossible to earn that much honestly there.
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The crypto trader paid a $340,000 ransom!
In Karachi (Pakistan), crypto trader Mohammad Arsalan was kidnapped right from his home. Five unknown individuals in civilian clothes, arriving in an unmarked car, took him to an office. There, under pressure, he transferred 90 million Pakistani rupees (equivalent to $340,000) in cryptocurrency from his account on Binance to the kidnappers' accounts. After receiving the ransom, Arsalan was released.
The investigation revealed shocking details: active police officers, including those from the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), may be involved in the crime!
As a result of the operation, seven suspects were arrested, including law enforcement officers. ♂️
This case is not isolated. Earlier in Thailand, police officers were detained on charges of extorting $165,000 in USDT from a citizen of Vanuatu. 🇹🇭
That's how we live ...
#Karachi #Binance #CTD #новости
In Karachi (Pakistan), crypto trader Mohammad Arsalan was kidnapped right from his home. Five unknown individuals in civilian clothes, arriving in an unmarked car, took him to an office. There, under pressure, he transferred 90 million Pakistani rupees (equivalent to $340,000) in cryptocurrency from his account on Binance to the kidnappers' accounts. After receiving the ransom, Arsalan was released.
The investigation revealed shocking details: active police officers, including those from the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), may be involved in the crime!
As a result of the operation, seven suspects were arrested, including law enforcement officers. ♂️
This case is not isolated. Earlier in Thailand, police officers were detained on charges of extorting $165,000 in USDT from a citizen of Vanuatu. 🇹🇭
That's how we live ...
#Karachi #Binance #CTD #новости
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