Online fake recruitment information more than 300 people in the move

Through publishing on the Internet and disseminating false recruitment information through the QQ group, men Xu and Wang frauded more than 300 people in more than three months, involving more than 300,000 yuan. Recently, Shunyi police successfully captured two criminal suspects.

At 11 o'clock on August 26th, 2012, the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Shunyi Public Security Bureau received a report from the owner Mr. Chen that he saw on the Internet a piece of information about a typist recruiting a printing house of a certain movie press. He got in touch with the other party and followed each other. It is required to remit 9,000 yuan to the designated account in five separate occasions. After the money is not transferred, the other party’s mobile phone can no longer be connected. At this point, Mr. Chen realized that he had encountered cyber fraud.

Shunyi police immediately launched case detection. The investigators retrieved the bank account number and transaction information provided by the suspect to Mr. Chen and found that the criminal suspect had withdrawn in Xiamen City, Fujian Province. At the same time, the investigators found that the bank account number has more remittance records similar to Mr. Chen’s, initially confirming that this is a series of recruitment fraud cases.

On October 25, the police embarked on a train to Xiamen, Fujian. With the cooperation of the local police, the police finally locked two criminal suspects Xu and Wang. At 21:00 on November 15th, the police officers, after nearly five hours of observance, successfully captured two criminal suspects at the Hengxing Bus Terminal in Anxi County, Quanzhou. After overnight trials, Xu and Wang respectively explained the facts of the crimes that they published in the city from July to October 2012 through the publication of false recruitment information on the Internet and fraudulent recruitment through QQ. At present, the two have been detained by Shunyi police.

The police reminded the public that they must be cautious about the recruitment information posted on the Internet. Formal recruitment will not require applicants to pay any fees first. If strangers request an applicant to make bank transfer or remittance through the Internet, the public should not listen to it. , No, no transfer, no remittance.