Cyber fraud: We’re working with Hong-Kong, Danis

Cyber fraud: We’re working with Hong-Kong, Danish, Norwegian, Israeli, Austrian, Swedish, Zambian police—EFCC vanguardngr.com vanguardnews

Uyo Zonal Office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, said it was getting help from Hong-Kong Police, Danish and Norwegian police, Israeli police, Austrian police, Swedish police and one Zambian police in their investigation of internet fraudsters.

Zonal Head of the Commission, Mr. Garba Dugum, made the disclosure yesterday in Uyo, the state capital, while briefing newsmen on the success recorded through collaboration between the commission and Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, in the fight against cyber crimes. He added: “In furtherance to the acting Chairman’s directive to all the zones, we have independently launched intensive investigative actions against this infamous“ Our effort in this regards has recorded tremendous success, which resulted in over 60 arrests, 37 convictions and recovery of a number or exotic cars and property suspected to have been acquired through the proceeds of the crimes.”

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