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19歲大專生遇電騙無上當 反呃3名長者達242萬元
星島日報
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2019年1月5日 下午7:20
警方搜出涉案八達通、現金、匯款單等
【星島日報報道】警方拘捕一名19歲本地男大專生，懷疑涉及3宗假冒官員的電話騙案，贓款達242萬港元。據了解，被捕男子犯案前亦曾收到電話詐騙，惟無損失，及後卻加入對方集團，協助上門收款及匯款，並從中收回佣。
警方去年12月尾至今年1月初，接獲3名年齡介乎71至89歲的市民報案，指收到懷疑假冒官員的詐騙電話。案件均涉及一名男子，上門收取贓款或協助處理贓款。警方昨日下午3時半在東區拘捕19歲疑犯，涉嫌以欺騙手段取得財產以及行使虛假文件，目前正被扣查。
東九龍總區重案組第三隊總督察譚威信說，案件去年12月中發生，79歲及81歲女受害人指收到自稱電信公司、入境處和北京公安局職員電話，指涉及內地洗黑錢活動和，受害人將2.6萬港元及1.2萬港元保證金，交給一名自稱為北京公安局調查員的男疑犯。受害人分別於12月27日及今年1月2日報警求助。
第三宗83歲男受害人在1月3日報警指，12月初騙徒自稱電信公司和北京公安局職員，在電話中指他涉及内地詐騙案，交出銀行網上理財密碼，並由疑犯陪同下，將資產存入戶口以證明清白，最終受害人發現239萬元港幣被網上銀行轉走。
警方昨日在拘捕過程中，檢獲一部手機、虛假公安局工作證、部分懷疑佣金、銀行卡、匯款單，相信他至少牽涉另外2宗同類型案件，涉款數萬元。警方正調查有否涉及其他案件及追查幕後騙徒。譚威信表示，騙徒最少涉及另外2宗尚未報案的案件，呼籲受害人向警方聯絡。
警方指，疑犯負責上門收取和處理騙款，雖然3名受害人年齡71至89歲，但未有實質證據顯示針對年老市民。
譚威信說，被捕疑犯向受害人，展示手機上的公安人員委任證以假冒官員，他又相信，騙徒未必使用本地電話致電受害人，調查重點是疑犯收取多少佣金，以及是否涉及其他人士和非本地團夥。
另外，去年首11個月共錄得520宗電話騙案舉報，比2017年同期下跌43.2%，其中480宗涉及金錢損失，較前年同期亦下跌37.3%，損失金額4830萬港元，數字大幅下跌78.5%。
建立時間：1729
更新時間：1920
The 19-year-old college student was deceived by electricity and swindled.
[Sing Tao Daily]
Sing Tao Daily
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January 5, 2019, 7:20 PM
The police found out the Octopus, cash, remittance, etc.
[Sing Tao Daily reported] The police arrested a 19-year-old local male college student suspected of involving three counterfeit officials for a telephone fraud, amounting to 2.42 million Hong Kong dollars. It is understood that the arrested man also received telephone fraud before committing the crime, but no loss, and then joined the other party group to assist in the collection and remittance of the door, and recover the commission from it.
From the end of December last year to the beginning of January this year, three people aged between 71 and 89 were reported to the public, alleging that they had received fraudulent calls from suspected counterfeiters. The case involves a man who collects money or assists in handling the money. Police arrested a 19-year-old suspect in the Eastern District at 3:30 pm yesterday. He was suspected of obtaining property by fraudulent means and exercising false documents. He is currently being detained for enquiries.
The Chief Inspector of the Third Team of the Kowloon East Regional Crime Unit, Tam Wai-sin, said that the case occurred in mid-December last year. Female victims aged 79 and 81 said they received a telephone call from a self-proclaimed telecommunications company, the Immigration Department and the Beijing Public Security Bureau. The money laundering activity and the victim handed over a deposit of HK$26,000 and HK$12,000 to a male suspect who claimed to be an investigator of the Beijing Public Security Bureau. The victims called for help on December 27 and January 2 this year.
The third 83-year-old male victim reported on January 3 that in early December, the swindler claimed to be a telecom company and a staff member of the Beijing Public Security Bureau. He said on the phone that he involved a fraud case in the Mainland and handed over the bank's online financial password, accompanied by the suspect. Next, the assets were deposited in the household registration to prove innocence, and finally the victim found that HK$2.39 million was transferred away by online banking.
During the arrest, the police seized a mobile phone, a false public security bureau work permit, some suspected commissions, bank cards and remittance slips. It is believed that he involved at least two other cases of the same type, involving tens of thousands of yuan. The police are investigating whether there are other cases involved and tracing the behind-the-scenes fraudsters. Tan Weixin said that the swindlers involved at least two other unreported cases and called on the victims to contact the police.
The police said that the suspect was responsible for collecting and handling fraud, although the three victims were 71 to 89 years old, but there was no substantial evidence showing that they were targeting the elderly.
Tan Weixin said that the arrested suspect showed the victim a public security officer's warrant card on the mobile phone to counterfeit the official. He also believed that the fraudster may not use the local telephone to call the victim. The investigation focused on how much commission the suspect received and whether other people were involved. And non-local gangs.
In addition, a total of 520 telephone frauds were reported in the first 11 months of last year, down 43.2% from the same period in 2017. Of these, 480 involved monetary losses, a 37.3% decrease from the same period of the previous year. The loss amounted to HK$48.3 million. The figure dropped sharply by 78.5. %.
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Updated: 1920
