"Grandma saved me, remitted 130,000!" The old man asked a small question after answering the phone, and the other party was silent ...

Pretend to be a junior to call

Decend the money for the elderly

This kind of fraud is not uncommon now

Recently, Suzhou Public Security Bureau Gusu Branch Police Police Station

After receiving a related police situation

At that time, the old man was a witty question

I know the "false grandson"

At 9 am on July 22, the Gate Police Station received a police officer from the citizen Lu, saying that someone pretended to be her grandson and asked for remittance of 130,000 yuan.

Grandma Lu said that she was already in her 80s. Grandmakers were studying in South Korea. They rarely contacted them by phone. However, they did not expect that they received the grandson's cross -call, but they still asked for money.

The police learned that the phone of Grandma Lu's house was old -fashioned and there was no caller ID, and the other party's voice took the Korean accent, which was very similar to the grandson's voice. After a while of greeting, Grandma Lu believed it.

Immediately after the "grandson", the call intention was expressed -there was a physical conflict with others at the party, and 130,000 was required to calm down, otherwise it would be captured and the future was destroyed. "Grand Sun" immediately reported a card number to let Grandma Lu hurry to remit the money, and instructed not to tell the family to prevent blame.

After hearing the "grandson" in a foreign country, Grandma Lu was anxious. But the wife around her advised her not to panic, and asked the situation before making a decision.

Grandma Lu who calmed down suddenly realized that 130,000 was not a small number, and the account was also strangers.

Grandma Lu suddenly asked, "What is your nickname?" A common question, the "grandson" on the phone could not be answered. Grandma Lu reacted, and the other party was impersonating the grandson to cheat money, and then hung up the phone.

Afterwards, Grandma Lu also learned the current situation of the grandson through the son -in -law and confirmed that after all the grandson was normal, he was more determined that he received a fraud call. Fortunately, it was found that there was no remittance in time.

After the police understood the situation, they affirmed the anti -fraud awareness of Grandma Lu and his wife, and carried out related publicity of anti -fraud and anti -fraud, reminding them not to easily believe in strange calls.

Police reminded:

If the majority of citizens receive strange calls, they must first verify the identity of the other party. If they receive a phone call that is urgently needed by loved ones, they must verify and confirm with their families and children through common contact information to avoid being deceived. Do not trust, do not transfer, and do not remit money so that you can keep your money bags.

Source/Gusu Public Security Micro Police

Edit/Tao Tao

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