
В Польше участились случаи мошенничества, при котором украинские преступники выдают себя за сотрудников польской полиции и обманывают своих соотечественников, угрожая возбуждением уголовных дел и направляя их на фишинговые сайты.
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С увеличением числа украинских граждан, прибывающих в Польшу, активизировались мошеннические схемы, направленные на их соотечественников.
Украинские мошенники в Польше активизировались с наплывом своих сограждан в страну и начали обманывать их, притворяясь правоохранителями. Об этом сообщает РИА Новости со ссылкой на представителя полиции Варшавы.
«С наплывом в Польшу граждан Украины получила большое распространение достаточно уникальная схема мошенничества, когда жертвами украинских преступников становятся их же украинские соотечественники», — рассказал собеседник агентства.
Он пояснил, что злоумышленники маскируются под силовиков и рассылают сообщения от имени польской полиции. В них содержатся угрозы возбужления уголовных дел и ссылки на фишинговые сайты.

Fraudsters convince Muscovites to withdraw funds from their accounts and deposit them through an ATM using “special details” under the pretext of updating their main account with the Central Bank, using threats and fake video instructions from the Bank of Russia; experts warn that such accounts do not exist.

In Buryatia, they have been searching for a 58-year-old tourist from Irkutsk for more than a week, who disappeared in the mountains of the republic on August 29. As of September 9, 217 square kilometers of territory have been surveyed. The search involves FSB officers, rescuers and volunteers using drones. The work is complicated by inaccessible terrain and weather conditions.

The body of a 37-year-old man was discovered in Ussuriysk; his 15-year-old son is suspected of murder. The teenager was detained and a criminal case was opened. At the request of the investigator, the court sent him to a hospital for a psychiatric examination, which could take at least a month.

In Germany, 35-year-old football player of the amateur club TuS Rockenberg Marius Wetz was arrested on suspicion of poisoning his teammate Philipp Leibig, who died in June after traveling to a tournament in Dresden. The examination revealed a toxin that caused multiple organ failure. The motives for the crime have not been disclosed, but the media associate the conflict with a woman.

In Savannah, Georgia, a man was tricked into obtaining the keys to a 2026 BMW X5 worth approximately $90,000 by posing as a professional basketball player and presenting a fake parking ticket. The vehicle was later found in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The investigation revealed links to other thefts, including a white Audi A5 and a Toyota C-HR.

Ukrainian cyber fraudsters are sending SMS messages on behalf of the Polish police with threats of criminal charges and links to phishing sites, deceiving their compatriots in Poland, a representative of the Warsaw police told RIA Novosti.