Investigation launched by Polish police: Deceitful bank worker scammed a married woman, authorities seek potential witnesses for inquiry
In the quiet town of Hürth, Germany, a disturbing incident occurred on June 25. At approximately 12:15 PM, a woman received a fraudulent phone call from someone claiming to be a bank employee. The caller asked for cash and the woman's bank card under a pretext, stating it would be picked up by a supposed colleague.
Shortly after, around 12:30 PM, an unknown man arrived at the victim's residence in the area of "Am Acker" street. The man, believed to be around 180 cm tall, allegedly received cash, a bank card, and the PIN from the woman. After receiving the items, the suspect left in an unknown direction.
The Rhein-Erft County Police Department is currently investigating the case, with the Criminal Investigation Department 12 handling the investigation. Family members later discovered a withdrawal from the account and notified the police, filing a report.
Witnesses are being sought for the investigation. The Press and Public Relations Office of the Rhein-Erft County Police Department can be contacted at 02271 81-3305, 02271 81-3309, or via email at [email protected]. Tips can also be submitted to the Rhein-Erft Police Department by phone at 02271 81-0 or via email at [email protected].
The identity of the man who received money, a bank card, and PIN from a woman on Thursday, June 25 at 12:30 in "Am Acker" street in Hürth and then disappeared in an unknown direction is not provided in the available search results.
The Rhein-Erft County Police Department is encouraging anyone with information regarding this incident to come forward and help bring the perpetrator to justice. The incident serves as a reminder to be vigilant and cautious when dealing with unexpected phone calls or requests for personal information.
