Returning the clock, the multi -party linkage, the Guangzhou police recovered the loss of 3.2 million for the victim

Recently, the Panyu Police in Guangzhou has successfully recovered the loss of 3.2 million yuan for the victim after two hours of unremitting dissuasion. At 10:41 on June 17, the Panyu District Anti -Fraud Center received an emergency warning information pushed by the Municipal Anti -Fraud Center: Some victims were suffering from the "Public Prosecution Law" fraud, and spent more than half an hour with the scammers! After receiving the report, Panyu Police immediately disposed of. Police officer of the anti -fraud police, officer Liu, police officer Wu, and the abandoned officer auxiliary police officer Xiao Chen organized a method of division of labor. Anti -fraud police have repeatedly called the victim, but the victim's mobile phone has always occupied the line. The police estimated that the call transfer mode is very likely.

The dissuader Xiao Chen immediately applied to the Municipal Anti -Fraud Center to adopt further dissuasions and added the owner WeChat to continue contacting the victim. Police Officer Wang and Police Officer Liu and Police Officer Wu found the relevant information of the victim of the victim through details, and contacted the victim's husband and a friend, and asked them to help find the victim. One hour later, the victim's husband came from the news that the victim was on the way home. According to the description of the victim's husband, the victim had disclosed the information of 7 bank cards to the scammer, involving a total of more than 3.2 million yuan. Xiao Chen immediately reminded the husband's husband to change the bank card password as soon as possible. At the same time, the Panyu District Anti -Fraud Center instructed the police station in the area to send a police officer to find the owner.

At 12:52 noon, the police officer of the police station found the victim. After a patient and meticulous explanation, the victim Ms. Chen finally understood that she had encountered telecommunications fraud. It turned out that Ms. Chen answered a call from a man who claimed to be the "Social Security Bureau" staff. The man said that Ms. Chen's social security card under the name of Ms. Chen had a record of reimbursement of medical expenses and needed Ms. Chen to cooperate with the investigation. Ms. Chen added a scammer QQ under the guidance of the man, and provided the deposit information of all bank cards in the home. Fortunately, the discouraged person was discouraged to find it unremittingly to prevent her transfer behavior in a timely manner and avoid losses. In the end, Ms. Chen, who learned the truth, thanked the police and admired the professional, dedicated and efficient work of dissuading personnel.

Wen, Picture/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City reporter Li Bin Correspondent: Ouyang Jijun Chen Yumin Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City editor Li Lin

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