North China city busts telecom fraud case
Xinhua |
Updated: 2020-04-20 14:46
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TAIYUAN -- Police in North China's Shanxi province have busted a telecom fraud case which involved nearly 100 million yuan (about $14 million).
Police in the city of Taiyuan received a tip-off on Jan 14 that a victim surnamed Li was cheated out of over 1.26 million yuan in a fake Bitcoin investment platform between December 2019 and January 2020.
An investigation team was set up immediately. After a three-month investigation, police locked in a telecom fraud ring and captured 35 suspects on April 15 after more than 30 police teams were dispatched to six provinces.
Further investigation of the case is underway.
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