The Vilnius County Police recently received two separate reports concerning significant instances of alleged financial loss and suspicious activity within the Vilnius area. One report came from a woman born in 1928. She contacted the Vilnius County Police Chief Office regarding substantial fraudulent withdrawals totaling 22,380 euros.
According to the woman, these funds were allegedly stolen by her husband, who was born in 1994, utilizing her personal bank account. The period during which the alleged fraud occurred spanned from October 28, 2025, to June 5, 2026, within Vilnius. The woman further detailed that the deception was orchestrated through a call center located in Ukraine, which employed sophisticated tactics to mislead individuals.
A second report was filed by another woman, born in 1934. This individual reported that during the month of May, she received multiple unsolicited phone calls at her residence in Vilnius. She specified that the callers spoke exclusively in Russian, raising concerns about potential scams or harassment.
Both incidents highlight escalating concerns regarding financial exploitation and targeted scams affecting residents of Vilnius. The police are investigating the details provided by both women to determine the nature and source of the reported losses and suspicious communications. The reports underscore the ongoing vigilance required by the community regarding digital and telephonic fraud schemes.
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Allegations of financial extortion totaling 87,300 euros have been reported by residents across Vilnius, Utena, Klaipėda, and Kaunas. The Vilnius County Police recently received multiple reports conce