Jika isteri pegawai polis pun boleh tertipu apabila hilang RM150,000 dalam skim 
pelaburan yang didalangi oleh warga Nigeria apatah lagi rakyat kebanyakan.  
 
Police officer’s wife falls for Nigerian scam
September 13, 2012 
 
She lost RM150,000 in dubious investment schemes proposed by the syndicate. 
 
KUALA LUMPUR: A police officer’s wife fell prey to a Nigerian syndicate’s scam 
when greed got the better of her, resulting in her losing RM150,000 in dubious 
investment schemes.
 
It all started innocently enough. The woman in her mid thirties told police 
that she used the Internet to chat with a Nigerian man in the wee hours of the 
morning and the man convinced her that she will get good returns for her 
investments.
 
She credited the money in six accounts over more than three months since last 
March. The cat was out of the bag when the police officer confronted his wife 
after she persistently demanded money from him to “invest” in her investment 
scheme.
 
A Bukit Aman commercial officer told FMT that in her police report the woman 
had confessed that she had approached her husband for more money after 
exhausting all her savings and jewellery.
 
Acting on her report, the police arrested three Nigerians and two local women 
in Nilai late on Monday, before picking another woman, also a local in Ampang 
on Tuesday. Police recovered several computers, ATM cards and bank books from 
the suspects.
 
It is learnt that the Nigerians had used the local women to bank the money and 
have email accounts to carry out their illegal activities.
 
The women in return received some cash as their cut, stay at luxury hotels and 
enjoyed fully paid overseas trips.
 
Initial investigation revealed that at least four others have been duped by 
this syndicate.
 
The suspects in their late 20′s and 30′s are being detained at the Gombak 
district police station for further investigation.
 
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/09/13/police-officers-wife-falls-for-nigerian-scam/
 

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