The Vilnius District Police received several reports on June 12th detailing instances of fraud that occurred on June 11th, targeting local residents through deceptive phone calls. One report detailed an incident in Vilnius involving a woman, born in 1954. She reported that on June 11th, at approximately 4 p.m., she was contacted by a Russian-speaking individual who falsely claimed to be an employee of Google.
Through deception, the woman reportedly surrendered €20,000 and a bank card to a stranger who arrived at her home. Additionally, the police received multiple reports concerning scams in the Širvintos/Širvintas district. In these separate incidents, a different woman, born in 1945, was allegedly targeted.
On June 11th, she reported being contacted by Russian-speaking callers who impersonated medical professionals and police officers. Across several documented accounts, the woman reportedly handed over amounts of €14,200 each time to a stranger who subsequently arrived. These reports highlight a pattern of sophisticated fraud occurring in the region during June.
In each documented case, the victims were contacted by individuals posing as authority figures or corporate representatives, leading to significant financial losses for the women involved. The police are investigating the details of these multiple incidents of deception.
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The Vilnius District Police received several reports on June 12th detailing instances of fraud that occurred on June 11th, targeting local residents through deceptive phone calls. One report described
What specific methods were used in the deceptive phone calls to target local residents?