THE Bureau of Immigration denied Thursday that a certain “Armee Camzon” who posted photos of the travel documents of Japanese actress Maria Ozawa is not an immigration employee.
The BI said its records showed “Armee Camzon,” the supposed uploader of Ozawa’s photos, was not one of its 2,000 employees, according to BI spokesperson Atty. Antonette Mangrobang.
“The alleged Facebook user name Armee Camzon is not an employee of the bureau and could be a poseur,” the BI said, suggesting that an outsider might have been responsible for uploading Ozawa’s photographs without authorization.
“It could be the handiwork of unscrupulous persons and used the agency to discredit the bureau,” the official said. “Anyone could claim on social media that he or she was an employee of the BI.”
The 30-year-old Japanese actress complained on social media upon discovering earlier this week that her passport and ID photos were going viral on the internet.
