Crimeworld Irish Man Arrested for Credit Card Hacking in Thailand
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A 50-year-old Northern Irish man was arrested in Thailand after evading authorities for over two years. He is accused of credit card hacking that resulted in damages of nearly 2 million baht (£55,000). The arrest marks a significant development in a long-running investigation into cybercrime in the region.
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