INTERPOL has arrested two people described as yahoo boys over a fraud scheme worth more than $2.4m, recovering $105m as part of the investigation. The case involves alleged cyber-enabled fraud using “yahoo boy” tactics. INTERPOL said the suspects were taken into custody during the operation tied to the losses and recovered funds. Police also recovered $105m connected to the matter, adding to the $2.4m fraud figure. INTERPOL’s action targeted the network behind the scam and focused on stopping the flow of criminal proceeds. The latest status of the case is that the two suspects have been arrested, with the fraud investigation connected to the recovered money ongoing.