Japanese police arrest suspect in forging "Residence Card"
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On February 24, Chinese national Meng Panpan was arrested by the police for forging foreigner's residence cards.
The police stated that about 200 people's personal data were found in Meng Panpan's mobile phone, generally Chinese. It included forged residence cards and driver's licenses, and about 4,000 suspected fake residence cards were found at his home.
The police confirmed that Meng Panpan is a member of a gang that forges and produces fake documents through the Internet. Each card was sold for about 3,000 yen (about 135 yuan RMB) to 5,000 yen (about 225 yuan RMB), and Meng Panpan could get a 10% commission per card.
The police confirmed that Meng Panpan has repeatedly forged and mailed cards, and the specific details of the gang he belongs to are still under investigation.
When the police arrested Meng Panpan, he was with his accomplices at their home in Ibaraki Prefecture, using a computer to forge a residence card with a foreign man's face photo.
It is said that Meng Panpan in the gang is responsible for receiving data and forging residence cards and other documents.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1858009809306633/
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