Put the Money in a Safe Account, They Urged People. Now the Men Have Appeared in Court
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The Olomouc Regional Court on Tuesday sentenced three men connected to an organized crime group operating in Ukraine to four years in prison for defrauding people of their money from call centers there. According to the verdict, they posed as employees of Czech banks under a fictional legend and demanded that people transfer their allegedly endangered money to other bank accounts. The damage was estimated at 33 million crowns.
The Olomouc Regional Court today sentenced three men connected to an organized crime group operating in Ukraine to four years in prison, who were defrauding people of their money from call centers there. According to the verdict, under a fictional legend, they posed as employees of Czech banks and demanded that people transfer their allegedly endangered money to other bank accounts. The total damage was estimated at 33 million crowns. All three …
Olomouc - The Olomouc Regional Court today imposed four-year prison sentences on three men connected to an organized crime group operating in Ukraine who were defrauding people of their money from call centers there. According to the verdict, under a fictional legend, they posed as employees of Czech banks and demanded that people transfer their allegedly endangered money to other bank accounts. The total damage was estimated at 33 million crown…
Three men, prosecuted for their connection to an organized crime group operating in Ukraine, appeared before the Olomouc Regional Court. According to the indictment, they posed as employees of Czech banks from call centers under a fictional legend and convinced people to transfer their allegedly endangered money to other bank accounts. The damage is estimated at 33 million crowns.
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