It all started with a call from an alleged intercom service employee. Under the pretext of replacing the intercom, the girl was persuaded to provide a code from an SMS message.

Soon she was informed that she had become a victim of fraud. To avoid criminal liability, the Minsk resident allegedly needed to cooperate with "employees of the State Control Committee," reports "Minsk Police."
Then the interlocutors stated that through accounts registered in her name, they allegedly tried to transfer money for criminal purposes. To rectify the situation, she was ordered to follow the instructions of alleged "special services" employees.
Following the instructions of the pseudo-law enforcement officers, the student visited two addresses in the capital, where she collected "parcels" from Minsk residents containing about 30 thousand dollars, after which she flew abroad and handed over the money to another intermediary.
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