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Collared Ch yields hacking equipt in Makati
By J.Lo
“We are investigating all possible angles as well as background of suspect,” Lt. Col. Imelda Reyes, public information officer of Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) told reporters CIDG arrested Chinese man for alleged possession of firearm and communication hacking devices in Makati City.
CIDG is looking into background of Yuhang Liu to determine if he is working as spy for China.
Liu was apprehended by CIDG agents in Barangay San Isidro at around 4:19 in the morning.
Suspect’s arrest came after police received reportt he was threatening Filipino, whose identity was withheld, at the corner of Finlandia and Codornico streets.
Probers said Liu allegedly coerced victim to deliver communication hacking devices to his residence in Parañaque City.
Suspect allegedly instructed victim to move to different vital installations and hack or access international mobile equipment identities or IMEIs and other electronic devices.
Liu was taken into police custody after he yielded 9 mm pistol.
When police searched suspect’s vehicle, several gadgets and electronic equipment were found, including antenna system, battery units, solar inverter, radio receiver and transmitter, router, computer tablet, computer laptop and cell phones.
CIDG conducted follow-up operation at suspect’s condominium unit on Pacific Avenue in Parañaque City and seized aerial drone, inverter unit, computer central processing unit, portable power station and other gadgets.
Liu vehemently denied he is spy for China. He replied in affirmative when asked if he has been staying in the country for five to six years.
Reyes did not go into details, but said suspect had been under surveillance by police and Armed Forces of the Philippines.
Reyes have tapped experts to assist them in probe regarding gadgets and communication equipment seized from Liu.
“It’s alarming…why is he in possession of such gadgets?” Reyes said.
CIDG said complaints for violating Republic Act 10591 or Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition Act and RA 8484, also known as Access Devices Regulation Law, are being readied against suspect.
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