On January 31, 2020, the Mudan Police Station of the Mudan Branch of the Heze Municipal Public Security Bureau received a call from a resident in the area, Wang, saying that he bought a mask through WeChat on January 27, 2020 and transferred 4,000 yuan to the other party, but the other party There was no delivery and no reply to WeChat messages. Wang felt that he had been cheated.
After receiving the alarm, Guo Pianyu, director of the Mudan Police Station, quickly reported to Director Feng Xiaodong. Director Feng attached great importance to it and quickly dispatched the Internet Security and Anti-Fraud Center to assist the Mudan Police Station in the investigation.
After investigation, the suspect was identified as from Luozhuang District, Linyi on February 6. Police officers Zhang Naikuan and Zhou Jianmin of Mudan Police Station, and auxiliary police officers Wei Feng and Li Binbin rushed to Linyi City despite the epidemic and captured the suspect Qiao Mouqi (male, 26 years old, from Luozhuang District, Linyi).
At first, Qiao Mouqi denied everything and refused to admit the criminal facts of his fraud. The branch's Legal Affairs Team came forward to provide guidance. In the face of a large number of facts, the criminal suspect Qiao Mouqi had to admit that he took advantage of the shortage of medical masks during the epidemic, fabricated the fact that medical masks and N95 masks were sold, and defrauded 25 victims of a total of The criminal facts of 14,064 yuan.
At present, the criminal suspect Qiao Mouqi has been taken compulsory measures, and the case is under further investigation.
The police warned
that the Peony police will severely crack down on illegal and criminal activities such as
defrauding property while taking advantage of the epidemic.
Peony police will crack down severely in accordance with the law!
will not be punished severely!
The police remind
that when purchasing medical protective equipment such as masks, gloves, disinfectants, and protective clothing, you must go to regular pharmacies or purchase through regular channels, and do not believe the so-called "special channel supply" and "overseas purchasing agents" made by strangers. information, let alone direct transfer via the Internet. At the same time, we must also be wary of online scams involving charity donations under the guise of epidemic prevention and control. Source Peony Public Security
