Scammers in Kyiv rented out non-existent apartments, posing as police officers and military personnel
A group of scammers has been exposed in Kyiv for deceiving citizens by renting out non-existent apartments. The perpetrators posed as police officers or military personnel, providing fake documents and demanding money for deposits, rent, and notary services. 6 people have been affected, and the organizer has been informed of suspicion.
In Kyiv, law enforcement officers exposed scammers who were deceiving citizens by renting out non-existent apartments. The perpetrators were demanding money from potential renters, posing as police officers or military personnel.
To make their scheme more convincing, the organizer sent fake documents purportedly confirming his high rank. The scammers demanded money for deposits, rent, and notary services.
As a result of the criminal scheme, 6 people have been affected. After receiving the money, the fraudsters disappeared. The organizer of the scam has been informed of suspicion.
Information about the exposure of fraudsters was released by the Department of Internal Security of the National Police of Ukraine.