Scam group leader or man arrested lie phone call from China October 7, 20:07
A man who appears to be the head of a fraudulent group calling a lie from a base in China has been arrested.
Police are proceeding with the elucidation of the actual situation of the group on suspicion of receiving a cash card from a woman in her 70s in Kawasaki City and withdrawing more than 1.9 million yen in cash.
It means that he has denied the charges against the investigation.
Yuya Nomura (35) in Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture, was arrested, and according to police investigation, in February, a woman in her 70s in Kawasaki City made a false phone call and cashed as an employee of the Kanto Finance Bureau. It is suspected that he received five cards and withdrew 1.93 million yen in cash.
A 26-year-old man who acted as an instructor was arrested in April for being involved in this case, and Nomura made a false call and received a card in a subsequent investigation such as smartphone analysis. It turned out that it seems to be the general manager who unites the entire group.
It means that he denied the charges, saying "I don't know" to the investigation.
There is a suspicion that the phone was made from a base in China to various parts of Japan, and so far 27 members of the group have been arrested in Kanagawa, Tokyo, etc., and the damage amounted to about 190 million yen. That is.
The police are working to clarify the actual situation of the group.