The Korea Times
Korean police are launching a specialized training program this month for law enforcement officials from Laos and Cambodia, part of a broader effort to dismantle the growing network of online scams and cybercrime syndicates operating across Southeast Asia. The initiative, conducted under the "K-Police Wave" project, will bring 20 investigators to Korea for intensive technical workshops. Ten middle managers from the Lao General Department of Police are scheduled to train through May 23, followed by 10 investigators from Cambodia’s "Korea Desk" and intelligence units, who will attend sessions at the National Police University and other facilities through the end of the month. The curriculum is designed to address the increasingly sophisticated methods used by transnational criminal organizations that have found a foothold in the region. During the training, participants will focus on advanced technical skills including the tracking of hidden criminal proceeds and the monitoring of complex cryptocurrency transactions. The program also provides specialized tactics for investigating onlin
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