Beijing News (Reporter Mu Hongju) On December 15, a Beijing News reporter learned from the Chaihe Branch of the Forest District Public Security Bureau of Heilongjiang Province that recently, police from the Nangang Police Station of the branch promptly stopped a telecommunication

Beijing News (Reporter Mu Hongju) On December 15, a reporter from the Beijing News learned from the Chaihe Branch of the Forestry Public Security Bureau of Heilongjiang Province that recently, police from the Nangang Police Station of the branch promptly stopped the occurrence of a telecommunications fraud case based on early warning information.

It is understood that on the day of the incident, the police from Nangang Police Station received a warning message from the branch, saying that Ms. Li, who lives in Harmonious Community, was suspected of being cheated by telecommunications and was about to transfer money to the other party. The police rushed to Ms. Li's home and kept calling her on the way, but either she was busy or hung up. After the police rushed to Ms. Li's door, they knocked on the door for a long time but no one responded. The police stood outside the door and called Ms. Li repeatedly.

After the police persistently dialed, Ms. Li finally answered the phone. After the police revealed their identity, they told Ms. Li not to transfer money to others to avoid being cheated. However, the other party firmly stated that the "Guangdong police" on the phone said that she was suspected of credit card fraud and needed to pay a deposit of 60,000 yuan, otherwise her ID card, phone card and salary card would be frozen. "The Criminal Arrest Warrant has been sent to me, and there are really photos and personal information on it. Don't call, if the deposit is paid late, I will be in trouble." Ms. Li believes that the other party's police identity is real and insists on online transfer.

The "criminal arrest warrant" presented by the scammer to Ms. Li. Source: Chaihe Branch of the Forestry Public Security Bureau of Heilongjiang Province

In order to gain Ms. Li's trust and stop her from transferring money to fraudsters, the police persuaded her to go to the police station to verify the situation in person first. Finally, Ms. Li promised the police to stop transferring money and followed the police to Nangang Police Station.

At this time, the scammer called Ms. Li again. The police took the phone and just revealed his identity, the other party immediately hung up the phone and blocked Ms. Li. Seeing this, Ms. Li suddenly realized that the police in front of her were the real policeman. She was confused by the other party's "routines" and almost fell for it. "Thanks to you sincerely advise me to come to the police station, the 60,000 yuan I planned to open a store was saved. Thank you so much."

Then, the police explained to Ms. Li in detail the prevention knowledge of preventing telecommunications fraud and installed the National Anti-Fraud APP for her.

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