Did Professor Zheng Jun really call in Tik Tok?

Fake. On April 14, four telecommunication network fraud cases posing as medical insurance and social security occurred in Nanhu District, Jiaxing. The victims all received a phone call from Zheng Jun, a Shanghai policeman, and were told that they were suspected of defrauding medical insurance cards in Shanghai, and then transferred the money to the so-called "safe account" under the remote control of Zheng Jun.

Three days ago, Wang Li (pseudonym) of Yiwu also received a phone call from "Shanghai Zheng police officer". Fortunately, her awareness of prevention is strong enough to not be cheated. But on the same day, Ms. Qian, who was also in Yiwu, was not as alert as Wang Li. As a result, she walked into each other's trap step by step, and was finally cheated out of 49,892 yuan.

How did "Police Zheng Jun" cheat? This technology is not new. On April 14, Ms. Zhang from Nanhu, Jiaxing received a phone call from a person who claimed to be a "medical insurance center", claiming that Ms. Zhang was suspected of handling a medical insurance card in Shanghai and stealing it, and then helped her transfer the call to "Jiading Public Security Bureau in Shanghai". "Police Zheng Jun" immediately went online, claiming that Ms. Zhang was suspected of fraud, asking her to cooperate with the investigation, adding her QQ and issuing a "police officer's card". It is this "police officer's card" that makes Ms. Zhang believe each other. The other party said that it would help Ms. Zhang check her bank account to prove her innocence, and asked Ms. Zhang to transfer all the money to the "safe account" he provided. So, Ms. Zhang turned 30,000.

The reporter's online inquiry found that many victims across the country have been taken in by this "Zheng police officer".

The reporter learned from Nanhu police that after verification, the police found that the real identity of the policeman on the "police officer's card" was actually a policeman named Ma from dengzhou city Public Security Bureau. The liar stole his ID photo from the Internet, and then PS issued a fake "police card" to cheat.