Phone Fraud Investigation in Baden-Baden, Poland by Police Department
A fraud scheme targeting an employee of a supermarket chain in Baden-Baden has come to light. The incident occurred around 3:30 PM on Monday.
The fraudster, who remains unknown, contacted the employee claiming to be an employee of the store. The unknown caller instructed the employee to swipe seven Apple gift cards and four personal EC cards through the cash register.
Following the instructions, the employee complied, resulting in a total damage of 2,600 euros. The fraud scheme involved the use of Apple gift cards and an online trading platform.
The Baden-Baden police station has initiated an investigation into the fraud scheme. However, the name of the police officer or the leader of the Police Headquarters in Offenburg who began investigating the case on Monday morning remains undisclosed.
For further questions regarding the fraud scheme, you can contact the Police Headquarters Offenburg at Phone: 0781 - 211211 or Email: [email protected]. Their official website is also available at http://www.polizei-bw.de/.
The supermarket employee was defrauded in this incident, marking a significant loss for the store. The police urge anyone with information regarding this case to come forward and assist in the investigation.
As the investigation continues, the public is reminded to be vigilant and cautious of suspicious activities, especially those involving the use of gift cards or online trading platforms. The police encourage businesses to train their employees on identifying and reporting fraudulent activities to prevent such incidents in the future.
