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Although fraud victims are constantly being talked about and everyone is urged to be vigilant, there are still new, little-heard forms of fraud, so the relevance of this topic continues to grow.
Every year, the Akmenė District Women’s Club organizes and implements a campaign to raise funds for the seriously ill to support them. Donations for the sick are usually collected at a celebration in Naujoji Akmenė. Residents who are not indifferent to someone else’s pain typically donate to the donation box there or transfer the donated money amounts to a designated bank account.
This time, the women’s club is suspected of being involved in this fraud scheme. October 3, 2020 At the annual celebration in 1996, donations were collected for a man born in 1996. He declared his illness both in the public press and in the people. He has been reported to have a serious cancer disease called brain cancer.
On this occasion, 3,479 euros were collected for this seriously ill patient, which was transferred to his account in two installments, that is, 2,224 euros collected during the celebration on October 12 and 1,255 euros collected by progymnasium children on October 19. Because even the students sacrificed themselves for this sick man. The only problem is that he was not suspected of actually getting sick.
It would seem like a really compelling story, as there are so many lately and they are all special. But sooner or later each yoke emerges from the bag itself. This case of fraud is no exception. Representatives of the women’s club suspected the person was cheating, misappropriated money, and if they had evidence, they turned to the police.
The pre-trial investigation is organized by the prosecutor of the Telšiai District Prosecutor’s Office.
The law on fraud provides for criminal liability. A pre-trial investigation has been launched against the man in accordance with article 182 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania. 1 d. .
The police urge you to report to the phone if you have the slightest suspicion of fraud. 112 or through an electronic service system www.epolicija.lt.
Protect your property, don’t become easy prey for scammers, Telšiai County Police notes in the report.
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