China, the United States, and the UAE police jointly crack down on Dubai scam gangs for the first time, suspected of luring victims with high-yield cryptocurrency projects.

On May 17, it was learned from the Ministry of Public Security of China that recently, police from China, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates conducted their first international law enforcement cooperation, jointly combating telecom network fraud crimes in Dubai.
They successfully dismantled 9 scam dens and arrested 276 suspects.
According to investigations, the related scam gangs established "romantic" relationships with victims through social platforms, deceived them into trusting emotionally, and then induced victims to invest in so-called high-yield cryptocurrency projects, resulting in victims being defrauded.
A relevant official from the Chinese Ministry of Public Security stated that this joint crackdown is an important achievement of China's police in conducting international law enforcement cooperation.
Chinese police will deepen pragmatic cooperation with more countries, carry out joint operations, resolutely eliminate scam dens, fully apprehend suspects involved in telecom fraud, and effectively safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of people in all countries.
(CCTV News)