For stolen money, the man bought equipment – in particular, 18 iPhone smartphones, which he then sold.
Cyber Police stopped a Vinnitsa resident, who owned nearly one million hryvnias paid by the state of the mother of a soldier who died in the war. This was announced by the Press School of Cyber Police on Monday, June 2.
Representatives of the defendant called the victim, posing as a security service of one of the banks. They reported the alleged blocking of a bank card and, using social engineering methods, the interlocutor was convinced to perform certain actions. It allowed their accomplice to access the woman’s online banking and owned nearly one million hryvnias, which she received from the state related to her son’s death.
The crime organizer is the 38-year-old Native of Chelyabinsk, a citizen of Ukraine living in Vinnitsa. In the past, he has been accused of such sins.
For stolen money, the man bought equipment – in particular, 18 iPhone smartphones, which he followed. Part of the funds brought about by the financial company related to the postal operator.
During the joint operation of the Cyber Police, investigators and operatives of the attacking criminal investigation, they were detained. He was told about the suspicion of fraud on a particularly large scale.
The court has chosen a proposal in the form of restraint. A person faced 12 years in prison with confiscation of property.
Remember that in the Lviv region they have stopped a woman who is fraudulently gaping over 900 thousand hryvnias from a soldier from Odessa.
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Source: korrespondent
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