Raid in Gelsenkirchen: 50,000 euros and drugs found from telephone fraudsters!

Raid in Gelsenkirchen: 50,000 euros and drugs found from telephone fraudsters!

In Gelsenkirchen, a residential building was recently searched by investigators who specialize in the arrest of international organized telephone fraudsters. These unscrupulous perpetrators are often targeting older people and captured considerable amounts of money by deceiving them by phone. The raid took place as part of a nationwide initiative that targeted a total of 13 apartments all over Germany.

Numerous evidence was ensured during the search in Gelsenkirchen. This includes cell phones and fake ID cards that indicate the fraudulent machinations of the perpetrators. In addition, the officers met with drugs and a cash amount of 50,000 euros that are not negligible. These findings are now carefully evaluated in order to track down the suspect and possible back men.

Investigations and backgrounds

The raid is part of extensive investigations against a network of call center fraudsters who operate from abroad. These fraudsters often disguise their identity and forward the stolen sums through financial agents to other countries. A spokesman for the Baden-Württemberg State Criminal Police Office said that no concrete information from Gelsenkirchen could be presented, but the evidence collected for the clarification of the deeds is of great importance.

The procedure of this fraudsters is perfidious: they usually contact older people, praise you supposedly lucrative offers or urgent financial emergencies and manipulate you to transfer money. These tactics have often caused great financial damage to the elderly and severely affected their quality of life. The police hoped that this large -scale raid will not only snap a single one, but also to smash the entire network.

This raid is considered important by us because it is a sign against the organized crime and the protection of the particularly vulnerable members of our society. For more information on the current developments, a report on www.radioemscherlippe.de available. Detailed research on the fraud and investigation is provided there.