Dammy Krane finally made bail from the Miami PD, and he has released a statement about his the incident that happened to him.
The "My Dear" hitmaker was caught for credit card fraud, after he booked a flight with a private flight company. While speaking with NOTJUST OK Tv, the musician thanks his fan, supporters, and also his families, and later promise to release more music soon.
Popular Nigerian musician, Dammy Krane is in police custody for credit card fraud in Miami, USA. The Nigerian artiste recently has been on pictured travelling around the US with a private jet, but was recently exposed after he was nabbed by the police in Miami, Florida on June 2nd.
Dammy Krane was exposed on Twitter by a Tapjets, after he booked the airline with a fake credit card, and the company promised to prosecute him to the full extent of his crime.
Dammy Krane, who in recent times struggled with making any hit music seems to have thought to cut the long road of success short by doing credit card fraud. In his recent pictures, Dammy Krane was seen appreciating another former superstar and rap artiste, Sinzu or Sauce kid.
Mr Krane was appreciating him on Instagram, and appreciating for teaching him all what he know. A few months ago, Sinzu was also arrested for credit card fraud, and he is also doing time for his offence.
Though Dammy Krane came on Twitter to debunk the issue as rumours only, but going by the police records and database that was searched, this is not looking good for the young man.
Police in Ho Chi Minh city are looking for a restaurant owner, Thi Hong Phuong, 37, also known as Trang for an alleged card fraud in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam.
Trang allegedly committed a fraud when an Australian man, Caracciolo David John, dined at her Nightfall restaurant, located on Thai Van Lung Street in District 1 on August 11. The staff at the diner asked that there was a problem with the POS reading device, and asked that Join enter his pin code multiple times, while the diner remove money from his account.
John never noticed the crime until he received an account statement while in Australia, and alerted the police.
Police on Tuesday posted a notice to notify the general public about Trang crime, and also her address at Pham Viet Chanh Apartment building in Binh Thanh District.
Police have not been able to make contact with Trang, and her restaurant was reported to have closed down in September, and the location has now been taken over by a bar.
Police are currently looking for Trang and have asked the general public to leave a tip with District 1 police investigator Tran Dinh Huy (Mr) at +84 989 022 060
The Vietnamese police have nabbed a Chinese hacker who fled the China last year May, after police swoop on his residence in China.
Picture courtesy of : Thanhnien news
Zhu Zhendong, 34, was wanted by Interpol for his role as the head of a gang involved in hacking into people's credit card accounts to steal over $4.89 million. He moved to Vietnam as a safe haven after police in China bursted his accomplices and 34 of his friends in the criminal activities were arested.
Zhu and his gang team hack into credit card of a lot of people, including South Koreans to steal from them. He then changed the money to digital money he used in playing online games, before selling the digital ones for real money according to the Chinese police.
The police are investigating Zhu in Vietnam before he will be handed over to the Chinese police.