Abu Dhabi Police, in cooperation with Sharjah and Ajman police, have seized three gangs of 25 "Asian" people who use telephone fraud to inflict on their victims and seize their savings and bank balances in fraudulent ways.
The Deputy Director of the Criminal Security Sector in Abu Dhabi Police Brigadier General Muslim Mohammed Al Ameri, said that the police are on the lookout for anyone who entrusts himself with prejudice to the security of society and the seizure of people's money by fraud and fraud, and will pursue these criminal gangs wherever they are in order to receive the deterrent punishment they deserve according to the law.
He expressed his thanks and appreciation to the Sharjah Police General Headquarters and Ajman Police Headquarters for their efforts and cooperation with the Abu Dhabi Police, which contributed to the arrest of the three criminal gangs and stop their evil and harm them from the people.
Brigadier General Omran Ahmed Al Mazrouei, Director of the Criminal Investigation Department at Abu Dhabi Police, warned the community members not to fall victim to these criminal gangs in disclosing their bank accounts and credit card numbers through their illusion that their accounts or bank cards were blocked or frozen in order to seize their money. Responding to these deceptive communications, and not disclosing bank accounts and personal data or sharing them with anyone, should be kept confidential.
He said that banks do not ask to update the banking data via telephone, calling on bank customers not to be fooled by these communications and fake messages, and go to the nearest branch of the bank and update the data only through the customer service staff at the bank's headquarters.
He said that there have been several recent reports of victims, stating that they have been subjected to fraud and telephone fraud, through their illusions by gang members that their bank accounts have been frozen or their bank cards blocked, and they must update their data, where they request information about those accounts and credit cards and exploit this information. In withdrawing their assets and stealing them.
He pointed out that the three gangs were arrested separately in cooperation with the Sharjah and Ajman police, pointing out that the first and second gangs, numbering 14 persons, were arrested in the Emirate of Sharjah, while the third gang, which was composed of 11 people were arrested in the Emirate of Ajman, Their dwellings used dens to carry out their criminal activities.
He pointed out that a number of mobile phones and SIM cards were seized in the possession of the three criminal gangs, which were used to inflict victims through fraud and fraud.
He called on the public in the case of the monument to go to the nearest police station and also avoid responding to deceptive calls, and the speed of reporting any communications received by anonymous asking them to update their bank statements, to communicate with the service of Aman.