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A fraudulent courier was arrested in the Moscow region for defrauding a pensioner out of 1.1 million rubles. A 26-year-old Moscow resident is suspected of assisting telephone fraudsters. According to the regional headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior, a 74-year-old woman received a call from strangers, to whom she told her a texting code "to schedule an appointment to exchange the intercom keys." She was then contacted by false law enforcement officers who said the attackers had gained access to her account on the state services portal. They convinced the woman to transfer her savings to "trusted people". The damage amounted to one million 100 thousand rubles. A criminal case was opened under the fraud section. Looking for other participants in the program.

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A fraudulent courier was arrested in the Moscow region for defrauding a pensioner out of 1.1 million rubles. A 26-year-old Moscow resident is suspected of assisting telephone fraudsters. According to the regional headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior, a 74-year-old woman received a call from strangers, to whom she told her a texting code "to schedule an appointment to exchange the intercom keys." She was then contacted by false law enforcement officers who said the attackers had gained access to her account on the state services portal. They convinced the woman to transfer her savings to "trusted people". The damage amounted to one million 100 thousand rubles. A criminal case was opened under the fraud section. Looking for other participants in the program.

A fraudulent courier was arrested in the Moscow region for defrauding a pensioner out of 1.1 million rubles. A 26-year-old Moscow resident is suspected of assisting telephone fraudsters. According to the regional headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior, a 74-year-old woman received a call from strangers, to whom she told her a texting code "to schedule an appointment to exchange the intercom keys." She was then contacted by false law enforcement officers who said the attackers had gained access to her account on the state services portal. They convinced the woman to transfer her savings to "trusted people". The damage amounted to one million 100 thousand rubles. A criminal case was opened under the fraud section. Looking for other participants in the program.

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