Arta: Fraudsters Convinced a Minor to Hand over Money and Jewelry Worth 19,000 Euros so His Father Wouldn't Pay a Fine to the Tax Office
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The police investigation by the Arta Crime Prosecution and Investigation Department identified a Greek national, against whom a case was filed for fraud.
A man has been identified as being involved in a telephone scam involving approximately 19,000 euros in the Arta region. An unknown person called a house where the minor was alone and convinced him to collect money and jewelry. He claimed that they had to be handed over so that his father would not be fined by the Tax Office for not declaring them. The ... More www.ertnews.gr
A minor in Arta fell victim to a telephone scam and handed over money and jewelry worth approximately 19,000 euros when an unknown person convinced him that his father was in danger of a fine from the tax authorities. The perpetrator was identified by the Arta Crime Prosecution and Investigation Department and the case file is being submitted to the Arta First Instance Prosecutor's Office.
A minor was targeted by criminals in an area of Arta, managing to extort money and jewelry worth a total of approximately 19,000 euros, under the pretext that his father was in danger of a fine from the tax authorities. The case was investigated by the Arta Crime Prosecution and Investigation Department, whose police officers identified a local citizen, to the detriment of […]
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