A girl in Hefei was cheated into an online class for nearly 40 thousand yuan. How did the police get the money back?

The police formed an anti-fraud task force to sort out and analyze the cases, and according to the clues provided by the girl and her parents, they went to Fuyang, Bozhou, Hefei and other places in Anhui Province to trace and conduct in-depth investigations before recovering the money. In addition, the police also brought the criminals to justice. The story of this matter is probably like this. During the epidemic, the girl took her mother's mobile phone to go online for classes at home, and was accidentally cheated out of 40 thousand yuan in the bound bank card by fraudsters. After that, the girl's mother quickly reported the case and the police set up an anti-fraud task force to investigate the case. When the police asked about the girl, the girl was at a loss and knew nothing about what she had been cheated. The girl's mother explained the story clearly. After all, girls are underage, and their anti-fraud awareness is not very clear. Only through the education of parents can children establish anti-fraud awareness. You can imagine how cunning these fraudsters are. These people are really hateful. However, we should also be aware of anti-fraud, and remember not to click on websites sent by others on the mobile phone, let alone send the relevant mobile phone verification code to strangers. I was cheated by a liar once. Because my fraud awareness is weak and fraudsters are very cunning, I was lured to click on a series of phishing websites to get personal information. Finally cheated, 500 yuan. After this incident, although I didn't call the police, I enhanced my anti-fraud awareness. As long as it is payment information sent by strangers, I will not enter the password. As long as you don't covet petty advantages, you can avoid being cheated. I hope everyone can learn from me. Here, I would like to remind netizens to raise their anti-fraud awareness, and remember not to click on those QR codes and websites of unknown origin, so as not to cause personal information disclosure and property losses. At the same time, schools and parents must strengthen their children's network security education, protect their personal information and avoid being deceived.