A scam group defrauded a woman of NT$4.7 million and then asked for a deposit of NT$700,000. The police followed this plan and arrested the female driver.

The police arrested the female driver surnamed Yao and sent her to custody. (provided by the public)

Kaohsiung City woman surnamed Lin mistakenly believed that a "fake celebrity" on the Internet invested in stocks and paid NT$4.7 million in person three times. The day before yesterday, she wanted to make a profit but was asked for a deposit of NT$700,000. Lin asked the police for help only to realize that she had been deceived and joined forces with the police. The trick was taken, and a female driver surnamed Yao was arranged to meet and be arrested. Because she was in love and helped her "fake boyfriend" to collect money for goods, she was deceived into becoming a driver for a fraud syndicate. After the police were notified, Yao was transferred to the law for charges such as fraud and money laundering prevention laws.

Police investigation revealed that a 66-year-old woman surnamed Lin from Nanzi District was investing in stocks online and fell into the trap of a fraud group called "Fake Celebrity". She paid NT$4.7 million in cash three times. Recently, she wanted to take her profits, but she didn't expect the other party to ask for a deposit of NT$700,000. Lin thought the deposit was too high, so she asked the police for help, only to realize that she had been deceived.

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After receiving the report, the police set up a task force and teamed up with Ms. Lin to devise a plan. They arranged for a female driver named Yao to have sex at a store on Huimin Road in Nanzi District. The police waited in ambush at the scene and took advantage of Ms. Yao's appearance to withdraw money. They arrested her on the spot and brought her back to the police station for investigation.

After investigation, the 53-year-old female driver surnamed Yao made friends online. The other party used sweet words to gain trust and lured Yao into a face-to-face withdrawal job on the pretext of introducing a high-paying job. After the police alert, she was transferred to the Qiaotou District Prosecutor's Office for investigation under the Fraud and Money Laundering Prevention Act.

The police arrested the female driver surnamed Yao and sent her to custody. (provided by the public)