Received a scam call The old man believed it was true, saw the anti-fraud propaganda, and only then did he know that he had encountered a scammer

Shanxi Evening News (reporter Yang Zhoufen correspondent Zhang Yueyue) received a fraudulent call on the bank card suspected of money laundering, the elderly who were nearly ancient believed that it was true, and when he rushed to the bank, he was awakened by the sea alarm posted in the community to prevent telecommunications fraud, so he ran to the police station for help. At about 9 o'clock on December 6, the Taiyuan Municipal Public Security Bureau Yingze Branch Miaoqian Police Station reported the police situation, reminding the public to download the National Anti-Fraud Center APP, and open the call warning to intercept fraudulent calls.

The police at the Miaoqian police station told the Shanxi Evening News reporter that the incident occurred at 9 o'clock on December 3, when an old man with gray hair rushed into the police station and came in to help see if he had received a scam call. The old man, surnamed Zhou, is 69 years old this year, and his family lives in the Miaoqian community and has been retired for many years. Early in the morning, she received a phone call from a police officer claiming to be a police officer of the Household Registration Section of the Taiyuan Municipal Public Security Bureau, and after the other party accurately reported the old man's name and ID card number, he sternly told her that she had a bank card with a deposit of 100,000 yuan in her name suspected of money laundering, and she needed to transfer the money in the bank card to the account of the Public Security Bureau in order to cooperate with the investigation. "Because the other party can accurately report the identity information of the elderly, but also from the alarm number, contact information and other information, so the elderly are convinced of the content of the phone, ready to go to the bank according to the requirements of the other party to transfer 100,000 yuan in the bank card to the designated account." The police said that the old man went out of the house, saw the posters posted everywhere in the community to prevent telecommunications fraud, and there were some slogans about impersonating the public prosecutor's law fraud, and thought of the community police coming to the community many times to carry out anti-fraud propaganda before, which mentioned the means of impersonating the public prosecutor's law fraud, she suspected that she had encountered telecommunications fraud, so she ran to the police station for help.

In this regard, the police immediately helped the elderly to block the other party's phone, and carried out anti-fraud knowledge publicity for the elderly, while downloading the National Anti-Fraud Center APP for them, and opening the call warning, teaching the elderly how to identify fraudulent calls and text messages, make good use of the anti-fraud center APP, and learn more typical cases. "The old man was particularly excited when he left, saying that if he hadn't seen the anti-fraud poster posted by the police station in the community, her pension money would have been transferred to the scammer's account."

Here, the police remind the public that they must install the National Anti-Fraud Center APP in time, improve the ability to identify wire fraud, encounter possible fraud situations, immediately call the anti-fraud center hotline 96110 or dial 110 to call the police, and insist on not trusting strange phones, not revealing personal information, and not transferring money to strangers.

(Editor-in-charge: Ma Yunmei)