In order to recover 250 yuan for the counterfeit network, it was deceived 4,000 yuan

After being scammed, he wanted to recover the money through the online police, but unexpectedly encountered a counterfeit "net police" fraud. Recently, after a prosecution of the Procuratorate of Putuo District, Shanghai, Sun was sentenced to three years and three months in prison for crime of crime of crime, and fined 5,000 yuan.

On September 3, 2021, Ms. Wang purchased services on the Internet and lost contact with the other party after paying 250 yuan. Ms. Wang, who was aware of her online fraud, was very angry and wanted to find this scammer. A few days later, Ms. Wang saw an advertisement on the Internet, claiming that adding online police QQ numbers can help handle various types of fraud cases. She immediately searched the above number. The account of a cartoon police avatar appeared on the screen. The other person's personal information not only had various anti -fraud propaganda materials, but also posted real photos such as Jinqi and team photos. Believe that Ms. Wang took the initiative to add the other party as a friend, hoping that the "net police" could help her determine the specific location of the scammer and recover the deposit.

After adding friends, the "net police" immediately asked the cause and personal information of the incident in detail, and immediately invested in the "money recovery" work, and told Ms. Wang about the progress of the work related to work. One day, the "net police" suddenly asked Ms. Wang for "handling fees" and account verification funds, saying that after recovering the cheated money, the fee could be returned together.

Ms. Wang was confused and questioned her "online police" identity, and the other party immediately threatened: "Do you want to deal with the refund?" Seeing that the other party's attitude was tough, Ms. Wang transferred a total of 4,000 yuan to the other party twice. After the last "handling fee", Ms. Wang was blackened by the "net police". Ms. Wang was surprised that she had encountered secondary fraud.

In October 2021, the police officer arrested Sun. After investigation, Ms. Wang was not Sun's only "prey". Sun Mou also pretended to be a "Beijing Net Police" to return the other victim of more than 38,000 yuan for another victim of the victim.

According to Sun's confession, because the gambling owes a loan of more than 100,000 yuan, in order to pay back the money, he specially purchased an account for fraud, and downloaded the "National Anti -Fraud Center Reminder" and "Awareness of Security Prevention" on the Internet. The picture is packaged through various anti -fraud elements, and then advertised on major platforms. After the victim was hooked, Sun Mou asked the victim to transfer the transfer on the grounds that he helped him trace criminals and intercept funds. According to Sun's explanation, many people contacted themselves through QQ after the advertisement, and the amount of fraud was more than 42,000 yuan.

(Source: Procuratorate Author: Chen Yuang)

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