Chinanews, Xi'an, April 29 (Reporter Zhang Yuan) Recently, Xi'an Public Security New City Branch successfully cracked a telecom fraud case, arrested 83 criminal suspects and seized 300,000 yuan of cash involved on the spot.

　　On April 12, the Xincheng police received clues that a fraud suspect appeared somewhere in Beilin District.

After obtaining the clues, the Xincheng police immediately launched an investigation. After information research and judgment, it was discovered that its location was a telecommunications fraud den of nearly a hundred people. The criminal suspects used "very professional" rhetoric content to trick victims into joining the so-called stock recommendation WeChat group. To induce the victim to invest in a false stock investment platform to achieve the purpose of fraud.

The picture shows the arrest scene.

Photo courtesy of Xi'an Police

　　Upon learning of the situation, the party committee of the sub-bureau immediately asked the criminal investigation brigade, the intelligence operations center, and the overall police station to form a task force of more than 180 criminal police to conduct an in-depth investigation.

After careful investigations and careful arrangements in the early stage, 79 suspects of telecom fraud were arrested in a building in Beilin District at noon on April 20. After that, they continued to dig deeper into the behind-the-scenes gang organizers and put 4 gangs together on the next day. The boss arrested and seized 300,000 yuan of cash involved in the case on the spot, and a total of 83 suspects were arrested.

　　After a sudden and careful parting by the police overnight, 28 suspects have been detained in accordance with the law.

At present, the case is under further trial.

　　Xincheng Police reminded: There will be no pie in the sky, don’t trust unfamiliar calls and text messages, don’t believe in any high return on investment, don’t register investment with an online investment platform with unknown qualifications, cover your money bag, and avoid falling into the telecommunications network Scam trap.

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