Crimewatch 2023 EP9 - Cybercrime Case: Scammers exploit weak links! 

Ya haix.. why they dun upload every mth. Must wait till March meh

cool

Lovely bro❤

All these scam case never catch the mastermind one 💀

The sad truth is if the perpetrators r in overseas...Sg law cannot apply to them...as it's under different jurisdiction...so sad 😔 especially for cybercrime...so we need to stay vigilant....

You so smart go and catch him lor

At least the SPF have successfully dismantled this scam syndicate. We will learn and remember to avoid becoming victims of scams as they are continuously rising in numbers.

Mastermind all are oversea.. can’t even locate them That’s why crime watch last 3-5 episodes are all about scam case. To educate people like you

ikr its so smart till even my friend (psle top scorer) dont get it hehe

Using the OTP is one thing. But loggin the user OUT. And input the 2FA so the user cannot login back is the anchor. Imagine not being able to use your messaging app for so many days. They practically steal your entire identity. Lol. All your hidden secrets if any affairs or etc. all will be revealed. Seriously outstanding.

Yes, hats off to this crook. its a very round about method but it works. Especially when a lot of people puts their phones on do-not-disturb mode from 12am to 7am (my Samsung phone does this by default). So they will never get awaken by the call and it automatically goes to the compromised voicemail box

😂😂😂😂

No wonder the crime in SG here is worsening

Syndicate operate overseas.

“5. As scammers are mostly based overseas, our efforts to solve scam cases depend significantly on the cooperation from foreign law enforcement agencies. We are keen to enhance cooperation, but this will depend on their capacity and receptivity. Let me repeat that again. We are keen to enhance collaboration with foreign law enforcement agencies, but this will depend on their capacity and receptivity. (a) Where possible, the Police work with overseas counterparts to exchange information and conduct joint operations to dismantle scam syndicates. In 2022, close collaboration between the Police and foreign law enforcement agencies led to the successful takedown of 13 scam syndicates. (b) Since 2017, the Police have been a member of the multilateral platform called the Asset-Recovery Interagency Network - Asia Pacific. The network spans 28 member jurisdictions within the Asia-Pacific region and aims to increase the effectiveness of members’ efforts in depriving criminals of their illicit profits. (c) INTERPOL also plays a crucial role in our fight against scams. They provide a platform for the Police to collaborate and share intelligence with the larger international policing community. In 2022, the Police participated in Operation HAECHI III, a global operation coordinated by INTERPOL over five months to tackle cyber-enabled financial crime. About 1,000 suspects were arrested and over USD$129 million worth of virtual assets were seized. 6. Enforcement alone, however, is not enough. We have also put in place upstream measures to try to prevent scammers from approaching Singaporeans in the first place. Such measures include working with telcos to block SMSes sent from unregistered sender IDs, and overseas calls attempting to spoof domestic phone numbers. 7. Ultimately, the best defence against scams is a discerning public. We have stepped up our public education efforts. This year, the Police, together with the National Crime Prevention Council, launched the new anti-scam campaign called “I can ACT against scams", which calls on the public to take concrete actions to protect themselves and their loved ones by taking the three key steps of ACT - “A”, “C”, “T”: (a) “A” for “ADD(ing)” security features, such as installing the ScamShield app; (b) “C” for “CHECK(ing)” for scam signs and to verify with official sources; and (c) “T” for “TELL(ing)” authorities, family and friends about scams.” (Ms Sun Xue Ling’s Reply to Parliamentary Question on Whether More Resources Will Be Deployed to Deal With the Growing Scam Case Load. Published: 22 February 2023)

Can we have Hazelle Teo as an IO in a future Crimewatch episode please? 🥹

​@@godsbelovedchild1810she kept playing the scammer instructor named Sarah Chan Ah Moy or S.C.A.M in short.

LOL just realized that 😂

WhatsApp

Lol. It's probably made up names.

Ayia,why this episode only 16minutes instead of 20+minutes???

And played multiple inspectors before.

My real name is Jason why he use my name

Shwan

@@Jason-wc2tu Jason is such a common name, I also have old schoolmates named Jason. Are you going to scold all actors named Jason for having the same name as you? Think, Jason, THINK!! (quoting Omni-Man)

She looks more like her dad Zheng Geping 😄😊

@@Tanat83 Abit mixed lah

​@@zyanuro her name is Tay Ying 郑颖...

英语：Seeing the police's technology is cool, I hope we have that type of technology in the future.

literally my favorite show

So Dec to Feb no crime watch?

Wahhhh Ur english need take more time process

3:22

YuLing

Alex Tong

Shuan

One of the girls in my school was called Hoang.

Easier to talk. I doubt you understand what the case is about. The hackers hack a person's WhatsApp. And from there they steal the identity of the person. And they go on to message the close relatives inside the WhatsApp and ask them to buy "Gold". Imagine getting a message from your brother or sister to buy Gold. I mean if you didn't know about the scam. You totally wouldn't suspect then and there. Since now you know it's easier to say. But then this scam was still new. So that's why the victims fell for it. Because the person who messaged them about the gold offer was their very close knit family or friends. For that they never suspect. Because these days there is still trust.

请观看下一期的 绳之以法

The mandarin version: 绳之以法 第9集 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7lpXF1xbXgM.htmlsi=C2u6PTp0SCSV_kDK

yes we know that