Khan.Co.Kr Taxi Driver Aids Police in Voice Phishing Arrest After Personal Loss
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- •A taxi driver utilized his experience as a past victim to report suspicious behavior.
- •The suspect was apprehended while attempting to deposit 20 million won linked to a larger scam.
- •The police confirmed the suspect had previously delivered 775 million won to a voice phishing organization.
A taxi driver in North Jeolla Province, who lost 130 million won to voice phishing three years ago, helped police apprehend a courier involved in a similar scam. On July 10, 2026, he noticed a passenger acting suspiciously while carrying a large sum of cash. The driver reported the situation to the police, leading to the arrest of the suspect, who had delivered a total of 775 million won to a voice phishing organization over multiple incidents. The police confirmed the suspect was attempting to deposit 20 million won at an ATM. The driver received a certificate of appreciation and a reward for his actions. Authorities are investigating the suspect for further offenses under the Special Act on Telecommunications Financial Fraud.
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