POLICE OFFICERS PRETENDED TO BE A MARRIED COUPLE WHO WERE ASKED FOR $40,000 TO 'FREE THEIR SON FROM PRISON'
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✍️ A couple in Buenos Aires received a fake call from someone claiming to be an attorney or judge, demanding 40,000 dollars to release their supposedly detained son. The couple went to the police, and detectives set a trap to catch the scammers.
👉 A couple received a fake call from someone claiming to be an attorney or judge. 👉 The caller demanded 40,000 dollars to release their supposedly detained son. 👉 The couple went to the police, who set a trap to catch the scammers. 👉 Detectives pretended to be the victims and caught the scammers in the act. 👉 The case highlights the importance of reporting suspicious activity to the police.
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