The "Fake Police" routine wants to deceive the real police to stop loss of 60,000 yuan in time

He claims to be a "police handling police", claims that you are suspected of crime, and also sent a "police certificate" and a court document with your identity information. Are you afraid of calling such a call from "Police"? Don't be afraid, don't panic, this is a typical impersonation of public prosecution law. Recently, a woman in Xinle City encountered such telecommunications fraud. Fortunately, the Xinle Police promptly discouraged it and successfully helped him to stop loss of 60,000 yuan.

Since the launch of the "Casting Shield 2022" and "Net Network 2022" operations, Xinle City police have continuously strengthened safety prevention and early warning, vigorously publicized anti -fraud knowledge, and fully guarded residential property safety. On the afternoon of July 18, the Du Gu police station of the Xinle City Public Security Bureau received a police officer from the residents of the district that her daughter had been calling for borrowing money and asking the reason, but her daughter kept silent. Knowledge, Mr. Mo suspected that her daughter might meet telecommunications fraud, so she hurriedly reported the police.

After understanding the situation, the police of Du Gu police immediately called Ms. Mo Mo, but she was always talking. Police infected that Ms. Mo should talk to scammers. In order to prevent her from being deceived, the police and Mr. Mo went to her daughter's house quickly.

After arriving at the police, she found that Ms. Mo was still talking to scammers, so she immediately asked her to hung the phone. It turned out that in the afternoon of the same day, Ms. Mo received a call from the police claiming to be a certain place. The other party said that Ms. Mo involved a case of economic disputes. According to the court documents, Ms. Mo asked Ms. Mo to transfer 60,000 yuan to the designated "security account". Not execution will be identified as "Lao Lai". Hearing Ms. Mo's skeptical tone, the other party added Ms. Mo's WeChat, and sent his "police certificate" to Ms. Mo through WeChat and the court documents with information such as Ms. Mo's family address and identity information. This time, Ms. Mo completely panicked and believed in the other party. Thanks to the police arrived in time and wake up the dream in a word, Ms. Mo did not transfer money to the liar.

Police told Ms. Mo that she encountered fraud in pretending to be pretending to be a public prosecution law. In order to let Ms. Mo see the "true face" of the liar, the police verified the identity of the other party for Ms. Mo. After verification, the police confirmed that her documents were forged, and Ms. Mo completely woke up.

The police used the case as a lesson, and explained to Ms. Mo in detail the common types of telecommunications fraud, usual routine, and preventive techniques to Ms. Mo. They also instructed Ms. Mo to download and install the "National Anti -Fraud Center" APP. Check, report to the police as soon as possible. The police's timely stop paying and enthusiastic help to avoid Ms. Mo's property loss, she expressed her sincere thanks.

Xinle Police reminds the majority of residents: The public prosecution law agencies will not handle cases through social tools such as telephone, QQ and WeChat, nor do they have a so -called "security account". It will not be required to provide personal financial account information or transfer remittances. If you are accidentally cheated or encountered suspicious situations, please keep relevant evidence and screenshots, and call 110 or go to the Public Security Bureau to call the police as soon as possible.

Source: Shijiazhuang Daily Client

Reporter: Liu Chenmin

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