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印尼籍男子涉體內藏毒法辦
為打擊犯罪集團利用航空渠道販運毒品，本局毒品罪案調查處人員根據情報加強對抵澳航班旅客的排查工作。2026年2月7日凌晨，一名自國外飛抵本澳的印尼籍男子形跡可疑，本局隨即在機場展開部署，並在澳門海關配合下，本局人員於當日在澳門國際機場將其截獲。
經使用人體X光掃描機檢查，發現涉案男子體內藏有多枚鵝卵狀異物，故將其送往仁伯爵綜合醫院作進一步檢驗。期間，涉案男子共排出52枚鵝卵狀物體。經本局刑事技術廳緊急化驗，確認上述物體為毒品海洛因，總重約522.2克，市值約73萬澳門元。
調查顯示，涉案男子受販毒集團招攬，以體內藏毒方式將毒品從境外偷運至澳門，事成後可獲得約12,000澳門元作為報酬。
本局根據調查所得，以不法販賣麻醉藥品及精神藥物罪將涉案男子移送檢察院偵辦，並繼續追查毒品流向及其餘涉案人。
Indonesian man and woman apprehended for massive fraud and money laundering
On 3rd February 2026, the Judiciary Police received a report from a mainland woman, indicating that she had fallen into an investment scam. The victim stated that she had got acquainted with a male netizen via social networking app on 20th September 2025, who persuaded her to invest in a gold fund. On 13th January 2026, the victim transferred RMB28,000 to a designated mainland bank account as instructed, and subsequently earned a profit of RMB675.
Later, the male netizen further lured the victim into increasing her investment. The victim then successively transferred RMB49,000 to a mainland beneficiary platform, and MOP74,000 to a local bank account held by an Indonesian man. When the victim requested to withdraw the fund, the male netizen requested her to pay cryptocurrency equivalent to MOP91,000 as tax. Yet after the payment, the victim still could not retrieve her fund, which led to her suspicion of having been defrauded, and she thus reported to the police for a loss of approximately MOP249,000.
On 9th February 2026, personnel of the Judiciary Police approached the Indonesian man in the Horta e Costa district. Investigation revealed that apart from the abovementioned MOP74,000, his account had also received MOP18,000 form another potential victim. The man claimed that all the funds had been handed to an Indonesian female compatriot, whom was subsequently intercepted by the Judiciary Police in the Red Market district on the same day. Investigation confirmed that she had received fraud proceeds of at least MOP160,000 via her bank account and in cash, including cash of MOP92,000 from the Indonesian man. The woman argued that she had received the money as per the request of her cyber boyfriend, yet she failed to explain the whereabouts of the proceeds.
Based on investigative results, the Judiciary Police transferred the duo to the Public Prosecutions Office for the offences of fraud (massive amount) and money laundering, while continuing to pursue other involved individuals and potential victims.