The deputy commander of the police in North Khorasan announced the identification and arrest of two swindlers who had defrauded a citizen of 50 billion tomans by selling fake coins.
Technical and Informational Investigations by the Police
Brigadier General Mohammad Gholami stated that the detectives of the police identified and arrested the suspects through technical and informational measures. These individuals had encouraged citizens to buy fake coins with deceptive advertisements and promises of unusual profits. After the arrest, the case of these two swindlers was sent to the judicial authority for legal proceedings.
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Advice to Citizens
The deputy commander of the police in North Khorasan also advised citizens to conduct their transactions through legal and secure channels and not to fall for promises of unusual profits and overnight wealth. He also pointed out that buying and selling antiques and historical items is a crime, and the police will deal with illegal transactions in this area. Brigadier General Gholami emphasized that individuals should exercise sufficient caution in their transactions to avoid falling into the traps of swindlers.
This case, which has become one of the largest financial frauds in the province, highlights the need for vigilance and caution in economic transactions. The police in North Khorasan have announced that they will make every effort to identify and arrest other swindlers and have invited citizens to cooperate in this regard.
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