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Beware of Fake Police Calls: Fake Arrest Threats Could be A Digital Fraud| Watch Out!

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Beware of Fake Police Calls: Fake Arrest Threats Could be A Digital Fraud| Watch Out!

Beware of Fake Police Calls: Fake Arrest Threats Could be A Digital Fraud| Watch Out!

The Digital Arrest Scam is on the rise, targeting unsuspecting people with fake police threats to trick them into giving away personal and financial information.

This scam preys on fear, using intimidation and elaborate setups to mimic real law enforcement, as seen in the recent case of Vijay from Gujarat.

With scammers adopting convincing tactics and fake authority, staying vigilant is essential in today’s digital age.

Watch the full episode where Anchor Riya breaks down each aspect of this new scam called Digital Arrest.

#OneindiaExplains #OneindiaSpecialSeries #BankingFraudAlert #DigitalArrestScam #CyberSecurity #StaySafeOnline #FraudAwareness #OneIndia ~HT.178~PR.362~GR.121~ED.346~


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