China News Service, Hangzhou, December 2 (Guo Qiyu, Xia Biyun) Victim Cheng talked with a liar posing as a policeman, causing the police to be unable to contact her. Seeing that nearly 70,000 yuan is about to be scammed, Lin'an District, Hangzhou Public Security Bureau, Zhejiang Province Policeman Sun Wenhao from Qingshan Police Station transferred 1 yuan to Cheng's Alipay twice, got in touch with him, and finally recovered nearly 70,000 yuan in loss in time.

  A few days ago, the anti-fraud platform of the Qingshan Police Station received an early warning message, and the anti-fraud commissioner immediately dialed the warning call, but the call had been set to call forwarding and could not be connected.

Policeman Sun Wenhao quickly led the team to the work unit of Cheng, but his colleague told the police that Cheng said that the police had asked for leave to leave.

  "The phone number of the person concerned has been busy, and the WeChat voice call is not answered. It is very likely that he is still talking to the liar." Time passed, and Sun Wenhao was very anxious.

He said that in this battle without gunpowder, whoever seizes the time wins the initiative.

  At a critical moment, Sun Wenhao thought of using Alipay to “awaken” the parties involved.

He used his mobile phone to transfer 1 yuan to Cheng's Alipay, and noted a message: "I am a policeman from the Qingshan police station. A scammer posing as a public security officer is contacting you. Please go to the local police station or dial 110 for help."

  After the information was sent, Sun Wenhao still kept calling Cheng, hoping that she would see the news.

But 5 minutes later, Cheng was still on the call and did not reply.

After that, Sun Wenhao transferred 1 yuan to Cheng Mou Alipay again, and left a note: "Don't contact the scammer anymore. Once the money is transferred, you won't be able to return." This time Cheng finally returned the call and rushed to the police station. Fortunately, the money has not been transferred out yet.

  It is understood that Cheng, who was working at the company that morning, received a call from the “Suzhou Police” claiming that she had a bank card in her name that was suspected of fundraising fraud and money laundering. If you want to prove your innocence, you must transfer all of her money. Go to the "secure account" and the money will be refunded immediately after the investigation is clear.

  Facing the righteous words of the "policeman", Cheng became more and more frightened when he listened to him, saying that he would actively cooperate with the investigation and set the phone as call forwarding as required, log out of WeChat, and then added the other party's QQ as a friend.

The other party sent Cheng a "criminal arrest warrant" and a "freezing control order" about her. Seeing that the identity information above was him, Cheng became even more nervous and completely believed the other party.

  When Cheng was about to transfer more than 69,700 yuan in Alipay and WeChat to the "secure account" to prove her innocence, the transfer prompt suddenly popped up on Alipay. She saw Sun Wenhao’s two transfer remarks. Waking up from the dream.

  "The phone line is busy and we cannot contact the parties to intercept them. We encounter such stressful situations every day. But every time the anti-fraud police will not give up, they will try various methods to contact the parties." Sun Wenhao told reporters.

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