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Gang of 10 Nigerians held for fraud
The Cyber Cell of Rachkonda Police apprehended 10 Nigerian national from New Delhi on charges of fake fund transfer. According to the police, the gang of 10 cheated several persons from different parts of the country in the past.
Hyderabad: The Cyber Cell of Rachkonda Police apprehended 10 Nigerian national from New Delhi on charges of fake fund transfer. According to the police, the gang of 10 cheated several persons from different parts of the country in the past.
In the recent case, the 36-year-old victim, who works as a Nurse in a corporate hospital in Secunderabad, accepted a friend request from one Agustin William, who introduced himself as a Pastor working in Northern Ireland.
After chatting for three months, the accused promised to send the victim gifts worth $50,000 along with I-phone, wrist watch and a gold set with pearls.
On March 15, the victim received a call from a man claiming to be a custom official working at Delhi Airport. He asked the victim to deposit Rs 27,500 as registration fee to claim the courier and then continued to persuade her to spend money citing various other
After the victim paid Rs 9,37,000, she grew suspicious and approached the Cyber Cell, which registered a complaint and began investigations. Basing on the contents of the complaint, a case was registered under sections 417, 419, 420, 468, 471, R/w 34 IPC and Section 66 C and 66 D of IT Act.
A team lead by Inspector S V Harikrishna, SIs Vikram Reddy, Anil Kumar under the guidance of Inspector Mohammad Riyazuddin of Cyber Cell, raided the hide out of the accused and seized 8 laptops, 26 mobiles/ I-pads, 10 internet dongles, 35 SIM cards used for commission of offence. The offenders were between the age group of 23-37.
