Jiangxia police intercepted electrical fraud calls and lost 220,000 yuan for men

Jimu Journalist Qiu Mu

Correspondent Li Pengcheng

When a man in Jiangxia District, Wuhan was preparing to transfer the bank account provided by the scammer, he was decisively stopped by the police. Due to the timely intervention of the police, the man lost 220,000 yuan.

At 10 o'clock on June 23, the Bridge Police Station of the Jiangxia District Branch of Wuhan Public Security Bureau received a warning of the anti -fraud center. Huang Mou, a resident of the Lianlong Bay Community in the area, contacted the fraud phone call for nearly 27 minutes. Urgently need to discourage interception. Police Tu Kaifeng immediately contacted Huang and drove to his home. However, the phone was always in a state of occupation. He sent a text message to Huang and did not respond.

The police changed their minds, contacted the community police to launch the community forces, and quickly came to discourage. At the same time, the police also contacted Huang's brother through big data inquiry, but his brother's anti -police officer mistakenly believed that scammers hurriedly hung up the phone.

8 minutes later, the police and the security guards rushed to Huang's house, but only her husband Yang was at home. After clearing the intention, Yang said that Huang received a mysterious phone call, and soon picked up the car key to go out. Yang thought that he didn't care about the work phone and didn't ask his whereabouts.

Police and Huang's wife Yang (Correspondent's picture)

The police felt bad, and immediately applied to the Jiangxia District Branch's command room to inquire about Huang's location information, looking for Huang's private car along the line. 15 minutes later, the police finally found Huang near Wuchang Avenue. It was discovered that he was talking to a scammer who posted a public prosecution law and shared the mobile banking app through the screen. The police immediately stepped forward to discourage and hung up the phone.

It is understood that the scammer asked Huang to transfer the balance of the card to the "security account" on the grounds that Huang's next bank card was involved in the case. When Huang thought it was true, when he was about to transfer more than 220,000 yuan to the "security account", he was stopped by the police and his family members in time. Through the patience of the police, Huang suddenly realized that he even thanked him, and said that he had not cared about the anti -fraud propaganda before. He believed that this kind of thing would not happen to himself, and it was not until he found that the scammers were pervasive. The police once again conducted anti -fraud publicity against Huang, and let him download the national anti -fraud app, and deleted the unknown app in the mobile phone.

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