Fraudsters almost conned a pensioner from Novokuznetsk, but were mistakenly caught by a police officer who first called the 72-year-old woman and was asked to tell her the code from a text message. They then contacted her on behalf of law enforcement and reported that a loan had allegedly been issued in her name. To save her savings, the pensioner was offered to transfer 50 thousand rubles to a "safe" account. The woman was going to send money through the bank. But her conversation was accidentally overheard by a policeman - he suspected fraud and helped the pensioner not to lose her savings. So this time the fraudsters were left with nothing. Telegram | MAX.

Fraudsters almost conned a pensioner from Novokuznetsk, but were mistakenly caught by a police officer who first called the 72-year-old woman and was asked to tell her the code from a text message. They then contacted her on behalf of law enforcement and reported that a loan had allegedly been issued in her name. To save her savings, the pensioner was offered to transfer 50 thousand rubles to a "safe" account. The woman was going to send money through the bank. But her conversation was accidentally overheard by a policeman - he suspected fraud and helped the pensioner not to lose her savings. So this time the fraudsters were left with nothing. Telegram | MAX.