Crackdown on illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators widens


The police is checking the authenticity of several sets of Chinese military uniforms and a medal recovered during a raid on an illegal Philippine offshore gaming operator hub in Porac, Pampanga, last week as part of a crackdown on unlicensed Pogos in the country. — Courtesy of Presidential Anti-organised Crime Commission

MABALACAT CITY: The newly installed Pampanga police director on Thursday (June 13) vowed to go after illegal Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) that might be clandestinely operating in the province.

Police Col. Jay Dimaandal said his very first order to all 21 city and municipal police chiefs in Pampanga was to inspect all compounds and buildings in their respective areas of responsibility.

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