Police Arrest 60 Over Dozens Of Alleged Fraud Cases
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2022-08-01 HKT 16:38
Police said on Monday that 60 people have been arrested in the past two weeks in connection with dozens of suspected fraud cases.
Detectives in Mong Kok said around HK$75 million was believed to have been swindled in total, in 44 alleged scams.
Superintendent Billy Ching said a number of the suspects were arrested on suspicion of lending their bank accounts for money laundering.
Five people were suspected of pretending to be from a construction company and of using fake employment and revenue records to cheat HK$6 million from a bank under the government's 100% loan guarantee scheme.
The scheme was set up to help companies affected by the pandemic.
Five of the other suspects were believed to have swindled HK$5.3 million from a woman, 48, in a cryptocurrency investment scam.
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