"Working in the bureau, strong work ability, full of responsibility, full of sweetness, sharing the pressure of life for you, willing to "do all ......" In Ms. Sun's eyes, he was so perfect, but she never expected that he would be a "drama spirit" who pretended to be a police officer to swindle and deceive.
On April 7, Ms. Sun alerted the Inner Mongolia Zalut Banner Network to the case, and Ms. Sun said that she was deceived by her lover "Senior A C", and she has not paid it back so far, and the other party is still a "policeman"!
The local cyber police quickly carried out investigation, evidence collection and research and judgment work.
Fake personas: fake police officers
A month ago, Ms. Sun met "Senior A C" on social platforms.
"Senior Ah C" claimed to be a "policeman" of the Zalut Banner Public Security Bureau, and said that his "real name" was Ye Moumou. In order to gain Ms. Sun's trust, she forwarded pictures and chat records of her "handling cases" on duty and business trips to Ms. Sun, providing evidence for her identity as a "policeman".
His daily greetings and care for Ms. Sun moved her heart, and the relationship between the two gradually warmed up, and soon the relationship was confirmed.
Winning sympathy is getting better and better
In the process of getting along, Ye Moumou informed Ms. Sun that her living expenses this month were not enough and her salary had not been paid this month, and she needed Ms. Sun to transfer money to her to solve her urgent needs.
Ms. Sun immediately transferred the money without thinking, saying, "If you don't want it enough, remember to pay me back." After that, Ye Moumou asked Ms. Sun to transfer money many times on the grounds of paying travel expenses in advance on business trips, transferring jobs to find relationships, and refueling the car.
In order to dispel Ms. Sun's suspicions and defraud her of more money, Ye Moumou confided in her fictitious personal experience to win sympathy, and sent her photos of herself wearing a police uniform, forged chat records with colleagues in the Public Security Bureau, chat records of the work group of the unit, and videos of police cars and office spaces to prove that she worked hard.
Identification and imprisonment
Ms. Sun asked Ye Moumou many times when she would be able to repay the arrears, but the message she received was always "wait, wait, and definitely pay it back later".
Ms. Sun was disappointed, and gradually recalled the details of her relationship with Ye Moumou, and began to suspect the identity of the other party, so she chose to call the police. After analysis, judgment and careful deployment, the criminal suspect Ye Moumou was finally arrested.
After investigation, Ye Moumou's police identity is purely fictitious, and his real name is Shang Moumou. Because he wanted more money to squander, he came up with the idea of impersonating the police to defraud money under a fictitious name.
The "work chat records" he forwarded were all forged, all kinds of photos and materials for handling the case came from the Internet, and police supplies were purchased at passenger stations, security companies, service cooperatives, etc.
The criminal suspect Shang Moumou fell in love with 12 "girlfriends" all over the country under a false name and identity on social platforms, and defrauded money for various reasons, and the more than 6,000 yuan obtained by swaggering and deception were used for daily squandering.
After interrogation, the criminal suspect Shang Moumou confessed to the facts of his crime. At present, compulsory measures have been taken against Shang Moumou, and the case is being further investigated.
Internet police reminder
Don't blindly make friends on the Internet, don't add strangers as friends at will, make friends through formal marriage and love platforms, and always be vigilant when it comes to money, don't be confused by the other party's rhetoric and superficial behavior, and don't easily transfer money to the other party. If you find that you have been deceived, you should report to the police as soon as possible.
Source: Cyber Security Bureau, Ministry of Public Security