Engineers born in 1995 impersonated police officers to arrest prostitutes, took advantage of the opportunity to transfer money from underperforming women, lost money on futures trading, and then borrowed high interest loans
In order to pay off high interest loans, engineer Han, born in 1995, maximized his acting skills and repeatedly impersonated police officers to arrest prostitutes, taking advantage of the opportunity to secretly transfer money from the woman who committed a crime. Recently, the People's Procuratorate of Jiading District, Shanghai, prosecuted the defendant Han in accordance with the law for theft and fraud.
Han is a quality engineer at a new energy technology company and is very interested in financial management. In 2022, he and his friends speculated in futures and lost a lot of money. To solve the situation, Han borrowed some money from his colleague. However, due to his colleague's urgent need, Han was unable to withdraw it for a while, so he went to borrow a high interest loan.
In late April of this year, under the pressure of repaying high interest loans, Han was introduced to Hangzhou to apply for a loan, but it was not successful. Feeling frustrated, Han suddenly remembered that he had seen someone impersonating a police officer in the news to cheat money by arresting prostitution, so he decided to use this method to "make money" as well.
On the evening of April 27th, Han took the initiative to contact the online customer service for soliciting prostitution, and arranged to engage in prostitution activities with two female prostitutes in a certain building in Hangzhou. After arriving at a building in Hangzhou, Han went to the 19th and 18th floors of the building to pretend to be a police officer. He demanded that the woman who made a mistake provide a payment password for investigating illegal prostitution and keeping money in the public security organs. Later, he transferred more than 5000 yuan from Ye's electronic wallet and more than 1000 yuan from Yao's bank card. After committing the crime, Han quickly fled the scene.
Seeing that the other party did not report to the police, on May 9th, Han decided to go to a different place to do another job, so he came to Shanghai and impersonated the police again to arrest prostitution. That night, Han contacted a female customer service representative named Luo who had made a mistake through online solicitation. "That night, customer service told me that a customer had arrived, and I went to open the door. A man came in and closed the door, telling me he was a police officer." Luo recalled that Han even took out something similar to a police officer's certificate and shook it in front of him. Then, citing checking his phone, he requested a payment password.
Han didn't leave until early the next morning. Luo checked his bank account and found that there were no more than 50000 yuan left inside. It was only then that he realized that the other party might be a fake police officer and reported the case to the public security organs. On the same day, the Shanghai public security organs arrested Han. After arriving at the case, Han refused to admit his guilt and cunningly argued that he had engaged in a virtual currency transaction with Luo. "I sold a total of 9000 units to the other party at a price of 6.5 yuan per unit, which is why I transferred more than 50000 yuan," he said
Regarding this, the prosecuting attorney Ma Yiwen stated that Han failed to provide the source and transaction information of the U-coin. On the contrary, the chat records with customer service clearly showed that he went to the victim Luo in the name of soliciting prostitution, and the existing objective evidence can corroborate the statements between the three victims. Faced with conclusive evidence, Han no longer defended himself and confessed to the facts of his crime.
The Jiading Procuratorate believes that Han, who secretly steals other people's property for the purpose of illegal possession, should be held criminally responsible for theft. At the same time, he also impersonated a police officer to deceive and deceive, and should be held criminally responsible for the crime of fraud and deception.
