The masses consulted the police fraud information in a timely manner, and the "online policing" of Jiang Weiwei, a community police officer at the Zhaohui Road Police Station, re-exerted efforts and successfully stopped more than 50,000 yuan for the masses.
At 11:35 on March 8, 2022, Jiang Weiwei received a consultation message from the masses on his work WeChat saying that his ID card had been stolen, what should he do next?
Five minutes later, Jiang Weiwei met Ms. Wang (pseudonym) in the community police office, and the scam call to Ms. Wang was still in progress. The police let him play his voice to continue to listen to how the scammers deceived people.
It turned out that Ms. Wang received a call from the social security department of a certain airport, saying that her ID card information had been stolen and suspected of violating the law, and she needed to provide relevant information to prove her innocence and pay a deposit of 50,000 yuan.
"You encounter an uncertain situation and think of consulting the police, this awareness is very good." Jiang Weiwei praised Ms. Wang, who had a strong sense of anti-fraud. Then, he pulled out a small red paper of anti-fraud, which was an anti-fraud tip he had made specifically for the Shijia Garden Community Anti-Fraud Sweeping Operation. Use nine "it is fraud" reminders to raise the awareness of community residents to prevent telecommunications network fraud.
"The crook talks to you about this, and he'll step by step make you believe him and eventually transfer the money. But anyone you meet online, someone you haven't met asks you to transfer money, you can come to me. Jiang Weiwei continued. Ms. Wang said: "Fortunately, I recorded all the information and came to you to ask you, which scared me to death!" "For the attentive service of the police, Ms. Wang expressed her gratitude.
Hangzhou Traffic 918 reporter: Wang Jieli
Correspondent: Gong Gongxuan