Phone scams can't be stopped!
A 23-year-old woman surnamed Li made a report to the police at No. 23 Hoi Wong Road, Tuen Mun, Yuhai Bay, saying that she had received a call from a stranger who claimed to be a mainland police officer. The other party alleged that she was involved in a criminal case. Case, and asked her to remit money as instructed to assist in the investigation.
Li Nu was not scammed, and transferred a total of about 307,000 Hong Kong dollars to five mainland bank accounts in six transfers. Later, she discovered that she could not contact the other party. She was deceived and called the police.
Police officers arrived at the scene and after preliminary investigation, classified the case as obtaining property by deception and referred it to the Criminal Investigation Team of Tuen Mun Police District for follow-up. No one has been arrested yet.
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