A lady in Taiyuan forcibly hung up the phone by the telecommunications fraud grid to avoid property loss

On the other side of the phone, a person who claimed to be the "Public Prosecution Law" was guiding the resident Ms. Zhou to send the "verification code" step by step. At a critical moment, community grid staff and police came to discourage them, which avoided property losses. On September 22, Wan Berlin news was a scene that happened in the Jin Temple Road community. Residents were almost deceived. It was mainly due to the identity of the "Public Prosecutor's Law" as a fraud, which easily caused the residents to panic, thereby relaxing their vigilance and consciously cooperating with the "police officer" Investigation, stepped into the trap step by step.

During the inspection of the grid member Bai Huiyun, he suddenly received a notice from the police station that there was an emergency warning of the "Public Prosecution Law" type of "Public Prosecution Law" in the jurisdiction, showing that the warning object was Ms. Zhou, who had been talking with suspicious calls for a long time. The police and grid staff of the police station quickly rushed to Ms. Zhou's house. Knocking the door, the other party was still talking to the mobile phone. Seeing that it was a grid member, I said impatiently: "I have an urgent matter now, you come again for a while." Close the door after speaking.

At this time, the grid staff happened to hear Ms. Zhou said, "Well, the verification code ...". The grid staff came forward and grabbed the phone and pressed the end call keys. Due to the timely interruption, the verification code failed, and successfully prevented him from transferring money. Afterwards, the police patiently appeased, stating that the public security organs would not handle the case on the phone, let alone provide any bank card information and verification code. Grid members also helped Ms. Zhou open the call warning function of the "National Anti -Fraud Center" app. At this time, Ms. Zhou suddenly realized that she encountered telecommunications fraud.

It turned out that Ms. Zhou received a call from the "Public Prosecution Law", claiming that her bank account had crime -related issues, and she needed to be transferred to a security account immediately to protect the property. In the panic, she had no time to verify it carefully, so she had to transfer the account amount. Thanks to the timely hanging up the phone in time, the loss is avoided. Thinking back to the whole thing, Ms. Zhou was very scared and kept thanking the grid staff and the police. Reporter Li Tao Correspondent Bai Jing Taiyuan Evening News

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