MANILA, Philippines - An alleged head of a South Korean mafia tagged as the country’s most wanted fugitive was arrested yesterday in Angeles City, Pampanga.
한국에서 도망쳐 온 깡패조직의 우두머리가 팜팡가 앙헬레스 시티에서 어제 구속되었다.

Cho Yang Eun, 63, was arrested at about 9 a.m. by agents of the Bureau of Immigration (BI), according to Justice Secretary Leila de Lima.

조양은(63세)는 이민국 에이전트와 법무부 국장 레일아 데 리마로부터 어제 오전 9시에 구속되었다.

Cho, who is reportedly involved in economic crimes, allegedly founded the Yangeuni Family in 1978 and once made it as the biggest gang in the country, according to the website of the Korean Times.

조씨는 경제 범죄를 포함해서  1978년에 대한민국에서 가장 큰 깡패 패거리인 양은이파를 조직한 것으로 코이라타임즈 웹사이트에서 밝혔다.

The fugitive announced his “retirement” in 2009 but has reportedly remained the de-facto leader of the ring.

BI spokesperson Ma. Angelica Pedro said Cho allegedly embezzled $2.5 million in Korea.
이민국 대변인 Ma. Angelica Pedro은 조씨가 한국에서 250만불을 횡령했다고 했다.

BI officer-in-charge Siegfred Mison said Cho’s arrest was based on a summary deportation order issued last year for being an undocumented alien and a fugitive from justice.