Disaster Prevention Net An-an｜Beware of suspicious calls claiming to be the police!

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　This is a notice from the Kojo Police Station.
　On January 12, Reiwa 8, a woman in her 40s living in a small city received a call from a woman claiming to be a police officer.
〇This is Mizuno from the Saga Kita Police Station
〇 It's a special case, so please talk about it in a place where no one is there.
〇 Your account is the deposit destination of the Ore-Ore scam
〇 You have an arrest warrant
〇Can I go to the Saga Kita Police Station with a change of clothes from now on?
〇 If you can't go to the Saga Kita Police Station, please make a video call on SNS because I will think of another way
After being told, the other party showed him an arrest warrant with his name on a video call on SNS.
〇 Freeze and examine your account
〇 If you transfer money to the designated account within 30 minutes from now, you will not have to freeze your account
I am receiving suspicious phone calls that say:
　The woman who responded this time hung up the phone suspiciously, so she was not harmed, but such calls are a method of fake phone fraud.

[Request from the police]
・Fraud tactics such as defrauding cash under the guise of family members, police officers, and real companies are frequent.
・The police will not ask for money transfer by phone or contact you through video calls on social media.
・Contacting you to claim money by phone or email is a scam.
・In order not to be victimized, please consult the police or someone close to you first for suspicious calls or emails.

Let's talk about this criminal information among family, work, friends, etc., and let's eradicate fraud damage together.

- Small Town Police Station -
0952-73-2281

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