タイで拘束の男逮捕　知人監禁容疑、日本へ移送―大阪府警

　ミャンマーで日本人の高校生をだまして特殊詐欺に加担させたとしてタイ警察に拘束された藤沼登夢容疑者（２９）について、大阪府警刑事特別捜査隊は２５日、身柄を日本に移送し、知人に対する監禁、営利略取などの容疑で逮捕した。「合ってるところと間違っているところがある」と供述しているという。
　逮捕容疑は昨年８月２０日、大阪市西区の路上で２０代の知人男性を車に乗せ、スタンガンで電流を流すといった暴行を加え監禁。現金２６０万円や腕時計を奪うなどした疑い。
　事件後、藤沼容疑者は海外に逃亡。タイ警察や関係者によると、ミャンマーで特殊詐欺の運営に関与した疑いで先月１３日にタイの首都バンコクの空港で拘束された。（2025/03/25-12:00）

Japanese police Tuesday arrested a 29-year-old Japanese man who had been detained in Thailand for allegedly cheating a Japanese high school student into committing fraud from Myanmar.
   The suspect, Tomu Fujinuma, was arrested by the Osaka prefectural police for allegedly taking an acquaintance in his 20s from a street of the western city of Osaka into a vehicle, where the victim was assaulted and confined.
   After the incident, which occurred Aug. 20, 2024, Fujinuma fled Japan.
   According to Thai police and other sources, Fujinuma was held at an airport in Thailand's Bangkok on Feb. 13 this year for his alleged involvement in managing a fraud scheme in Myanmar.
   Fujinuma is believed to have been involved in a fraud group targeting Japanese nationals that was operating from a base of a Chinese-affiliated crime group near Myawaddy, eastern Myanmar. He allegedly forced the high school student from the northeastern Japan prefecture of Miyagi, whom he met in an online gaming community, to commit fraud.