警察官になりすまし70代女性からキャッシュカード盗む 容疑で中国籍の男逮捕 https://t.co/JzmR5hZmUE 逮捕容疑は何者かと共謀し、警察官を装い、「キャッシュカードが不正利用されている」と電話。同日中に女性宅を訪れカード2枚をだまし取った上、ATMから現金50万円を引き出して盗んだとしている。
警察官になりすまし70代女性からキャッシュカード盗む 容疑で中国籍の男逮捕 https://t.co/JzmR5hZmUE 逮捕容疑は70代女性に警察官を装い、「キャッシュカードが不正利用されている」と電話。女性からキャッシュカード2枚をだまし取った上、ATMから現金50万円を引き出して盗んだとしている。
警察官装い詐欺か 中国籍の男逮捕 去年から9回入国 関連捜査 ▼詳しくは画像をタッチ https://t.co/esyGavXoVP
A Chinese national has been arrested in Japan on suspicion of impersonating a police officer to defraud a woman in her 70s. The suspect allegedly called the victim, claiming her cash cards were being misused, then visited her home to deceive her into handing over two cash cards. He subsequently withdrew 500,000 yen in cash from ATMs. The man had entered Japan nine times since last year and is under investigation for related offenses. Separately, in New York, a Chinese national named Liqing Chi was arrested for posing as a U.S. Marshal to scam a woman out of $98,000. Despite being released on bond in the sanctuary state of New York, he was later apprehended by the U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) for deportation. Additionally, in Japan, a 37-year-old man named Hayashi Akio and two Chinese women were arrested for allegedly illegally contracting 14 mobile phones, which were sold to a special fraud group, with suspicions of money laundering involvement.
