Negeri Sembilan Commercial Crime Investigation Department chief Supt Aibee Ab Ghani said it all started when the 28-year-old victim received a call from a man impersonating an IRB officer claiming that he had tax arrears of RM38,000. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri
He said the victim was then purportedly connected to the Pahang police headquarters and told he was involved in firearms, money laundering and drugs and should transfer money into an account to review the case. Meanwhile, in a separate case, a 51-year-old tailor lost RM80,954 after being duped into applying for a loan from a non-existent money lending company based on an advertisement on Facebook in May.
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