Elite forces launched deportation proceedings against a Nigerian scammer who bilked locals through elaborate cyber schemes. Major Md Ahnaf from RAB-1 confirmed that officials dispatched formal paperwork to Special Branch demanding Frank Coco's immediate removal from Bangladesh. The thirty-six-year-old criminal mastermind faces expulsion after years of running digital con games targeting unsuspecting victims. Authorities compiled extensive evidence files documenting his fraudulent activities during his extended stay. Nigerian embassy officials in India will handle the deportation process since the African nation maintains no diplomatic presence locally.
RAB squads captured Coco alongside fellow Nigerian accomplice Emanuwel and Bangladeshi female partner Sweety Akhter during coordinated raids across Dhaka. Officers confiscated sophisticated equipment including multiple laptops, smartphones, and storage devices used for their criminal enterprise. The trio operated their scam network for nearly two years before law enforcement disrupted their operations. Investigators discovered approximately eighteen lakh taka flowing through mobile banking accounts linked to the suspects. Fresh deposits continued arriving from previous victims who fell for their deceptive messages.
Sweety Akhter served as the local voice contacting Bangladeshi targets using phone numbers supplied by domestic coordinators. The female operative spent three months sweet-talking victims into transferring money through false promises and romantic manipulation. Local coordinators earned hefty commissions ranging from ten to fifteen percent of each successful fraud. Coco previously faced arrest by RAB-10 two years earlier but resumed criminal activities after securing bail release. Immigration officials must verify Emanuwel's entry status before determining his deportation eligibility.
RAB squads captured Coco alongside fellow Nigerian accomplice Emanuwel and Bangladeshi female partner Sweety Akhter during coordinated raids across Dhaka. Officers confiscated sophisticated equipment including multiple laptops, smartphones, and storage devices used for their criminal enterprise. The trio operated their scam network for nearly two years before law enforcement disrupted their operations. Investigators discovered approximately eighteen lakh taka flowing through mobile banking accounts linked to the suspects. Fresh deposits continued arriving from previous victims who fell for their deceptive messages.
Sweety Akhter served as the local voice contacting Bangladeshi targets using phone numbers supplied by domestic coordinators. The female operative spent three months sweet-talking victims into transferring money through false promises and romantic manipulation. Local coordinators earned hefty commissions ranging from ten to fifteen percent of each successful fraud. Coco previously faced arrest by RAB-10 two years earlier but resumed criminal activities after securing bail release. Immigration officials must verify Emanuwel's entry status before determining his deportation eligibility.
