Public inspection law requires you to cooperate with investigating the shared mobile phone screen?This kind of fraud routine should be vigilant →

In recent years, there have been many fraud routines impersonating the public prosecution law. In the process of fraud, scammers often let the parties open their mobile phone screen sharing to obtain the party's bank account password and personal information. Ms. Liu, who lives in Beijing, was induced to a hotel during the process of encountering telecommunications fraud and opened her mobile phone sharing with the scammer.

This is a scene of a hotel in Fengtai District, Beijing on May 17 this year. It is not difficult to hear the anxiety and anger of the police in the tone. Who is the police talking to? What happened to the scene?

Li Ding, the police officer of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: At about 11:30 on May 17, 2022, we received an alarm at 110 on our side. Some people's items hurriedly left home. At present, she can't contact her sister, worried about her personal safety.

The alarm said that her sister Ms. Liu left her home alone that morning regardless of her family dissuasion. As for where they went, they didn't know. In the meantime, she called Ms. Liu many times, but no one answered.

Li Ding, the police officer of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: The state of her sister at the time was emotional, and then kept crying. The inquiry process was more strenuous, and then appeased. Then a normal exchange was performed. Essence

After that, the alarm person who gradually calmed down the emotions began to cooperate with the police and recalls more details.

Li Ding, police of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: First of all, she said that she received a call from the Public Security Bureau, and then her sister went out with her personal items, and the other was that she could not contact her sister now. This state should be a call from the public prosecution law.

According to the experience of handling the case, the police judged that the parties Ms. Liu was likely to be deeply brainwashed by the scammers posing from the public prosecution law. They left their families in accordance with the scammer's instructions and hid in a relatively closed place.

In the previous cases that impersonated the public prosecution law, scammers were very easy to pick up the parties' financial account information and complete fraud. Therefore, the more the possibility of Ms. Liu was successful by a scammer, and the police must quickly find Ms. Liu, who had been trapped in the scam.

Through online and offline searching, the police finally found Ms. Liu who had just handled in in a hotel in the area.

Li Ding, police of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: The situation should be relatively urgent, because first of all her communication we can't contact, there is no way to discourage it by phone.

Two minutes later, the police arrived at the scene. However, at this time Ms. Liu continued to make video calls with the suspect.

Li Ding, a police officer of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: After we arrived at the scene, the door of her room had been opened. Her sister was in the house, and then her emotions were more excited. Her sister was still wearing headphones and then had a video call with the suspect.

The situation was urgent, and the police immediately stepped forward to ask the suspect opposite the phone.

Li Ding, police of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: I said who you are, and then I feel that he has always been pretending to be not stable. There were too many words to communicate, and then I asked her sister to turn off the communication immediately.

Seeing the real police officer, Ms. Liu suddenly realized that she had just conducted a video call with herself was a fake police officer posing from the suspect. After that, the police quickly asked Ms. Liu if they had money for the other party.

Since the suspect has been shared with Ms. Liu, she has been shared with Ms. Liu and has mastered the information of her part of her bank cards. For the sake of insurance, the police immediately helped Ms. Liu report out one by one.

Lied to say that the police handling the case request to start a video call

The fast response of the real police pierced the fake police scam. So how did the parties Ms. Liu brainwashed and induced home by the scammers step by step?

It turned out that at about 10 am that day, Ms. Liu, who was resting at home, received a call from the Public Security Bureau who claimed to be a foreign public security bureau, saying that she was suspected of violating the law.

The parties Ms. Liu: First of all, after talking about my name, ID number, and family address, I asked me if I was, I said yes, and then he said that I was suspected of illegally applying for a passport to help overseas personnel illegally enter the country. Then I heard it at the time. I was covered. I said that I hadn't done this. I was particularly embarrassed at the time, and then said that since I was like this, it was to prove my innocence. I said that I needed to help them handle this case. I said yes.

Ms. Liu, who was panicked for a while, added the other party's QQ number according to the request of the "police" on the phone, and opened a video call with the other party.

Ms. Liu said that the other party was in a police officer and could tell her personal information, so she believed it. During the call, the other party asked Ms. Liu to record online through social software in an environment alone.

The client Ms. Liu: He said that in order to prove my innocence, I needed me to verify my personal asset account information, and then said that I needed to be in a separate space. Office. It was because my family was beside me at that time. My sister was by my side, so the other party guided me to find a private space.

Ms. Liu, who had been brainwashed, left the house ignored the family's disregard, came to a nearby hotel, and opened the screen sharing with the scammer.

After that, Ms. Liu completely lost her ability to judge and began to provide her bank card information to the suspect.

The client Ms. Liu: When I provided the second bank card information, it was the inner line of the hotel that came in, and then I took the front desk to say that the police called them and said that I might involve the fraud. Turn money, but I was blinded at the time. The scammers in my mobile phone, he kept telling me that he said that you must be fake when you receive the phone call, and you must be a money laundering. Let them come in may have an impact on my personal safety, so I was particularly nervous at the time.

Under the words of the suspect, Ms. Liu saw the trap step by step. Fortunately, the police arrived in time to avoid the loss of Ms. Liu at a critical moment. So, how should we prevent scams in the face of public prosecution law?

Li Ding, the police of the Yangqiao Police Station of the Fengtai Branch of the Beijing Public Security Bureau: posing as the public prosecution law, he mainly obtained personal information, he may further show you or provide some so -called arrest orders. Photos, personal identity information, so the victim may be scared by brainwashing.

Police reminded that 96110 is a special call for anti -fraud warning and must be answered. In addition, if you receive an overseas call that claims to be a public prosecution law and has doubts about his identity, do not easily believe it. You can verify by calling the local alarm call.

Source: CCTV News

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