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Whirlwind boss is a former China police officer, says Ong
Whirlwind Corporation stakeholder Katherine Cassandra Li Ong confirmed that the company's CEO, Duanren Wu, is a former Chinese police officer.
Ong revealed this information during a hearing by the House Quad Committee, stating Wu resigned from his government agency position to go into business.
House committee on dangerous drugs chairperson Robert Ace Barbers also informed Ong that Wu has alleged negative records in China from his time as a police officer.
Whirlwind Corporation leased land in Porac, Pampanga to Lucky South 99, which operated a POGO hub in the area.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revoked the registration of Lucky South 99 due to its involvement in an illegal POGO operation.
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Whirlwind Corporation stakeholder Cassandra Ong stated that she is neither friends with nor a business partner of Alice Guo, only knowing her through Guo's brother, Wesley Guo, who is her boyfriend.
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Katherine Cassandra Li Ong, an associate of former Bamban Mayor Alice Guo and representative for Lucky South 99, remains in the custody of the House of Representatives.
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