A 20-year-old Tashkent resident and foreign accomplices emptied the bank cards of over 40 citizens

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Law enforcement officers in Tashkent have uncovered a scheme in which a 20-year-old man, in collusion with foreign accomplices, emptied the bank cards of more than 40 people. The total damage exceeded 70 million soums.

How Did the Scheme Work?

The detained individual collaborated with his foreign accomplices using his mobile phone. They distributed malicious files through social networks and messengers. Unsuspecting users clicked on the links, entered their bank card details, and unknowingly gave full access to their bank accounts.

After obtaining the card details, the perpetrators linked them to various payment systems and transferred the funds to accounts abroad. This led to hard-earned money disappearing into the hands of unknown individuals.

Investigation and Arrest

The investigation began after several complaints about unauthorized withdrawals from bank cards were filed with the Chilanzar District Department of Internal Affairs. The suspect was soon identified and detained. He confessed that he was aware of the illegality of his actions but found the prospect of easy money too tempting to resist.

The number of victims exceeded 40, and the total damage amounted to over 70 million soums.

A criminal case has been initiated under Article 169 of the Criminal Code (Theft).

The suspect claimed that he resorted to this activity because he himself had money stolen from his bank card last year. He promised to return all the stolen funds.

A Reminder to Stay Vigilant

This case highlights the importance of digital literacy and vigilance online. The young man, now caught up in a criminal scheme, will have to face the consequences of his actions under the law. Meanwhile, citizens are reminded to exercise caution, as any suspicious file or link can lead to financial losses.

The article may contain inaccuracies as it is translated by AI. For more details, please refer to the Russian version of the article. If you notice any inaccuracies, you can send corrections via the Telegram bot: Uzvaibik_bot.

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