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Preface
Macau will always be a place to visit.
It is home to one of the largest casinos in the world, attracting countless international visitors to visit and experience its unique charm.
However, in this place, which is known as the "Pearl of the Orient", there are often some dramatic stories, including a "money changer" who suffered a scam in Macau and lost 300,000 Hong Kong dollars.
So how did this mainland woman meet her "temporary boyfriend" in a Macau casino, how did she steal his chips and sell them, and how did the police successfully arrest her?
The shower was stolen.
A few days ago, the Macau police successfully cracked a theft case in which a 37-year-old mainland woman stole HK$200,000 in chips from her trouser pocket while her cohabiting "boyfriend" was taking a shower, and then converted the chips into RMB.
This behavior was discovered by the casino staff, who assisted the police in apprehending the suspect.
It is understood that the woman involved in the case is surnamed Leng and calls herself a tea master.
She met a mainland man at a casino in Macau on the 20th of this month and established an intimate relationship.
On the evening of the 22nd of this month, Leng and the man met to gamble in a casino in the new port area.
At about 11 o'clock that night, the two returned to the room to rest, and the boyfriend went into the bathroom to take a shower and put the trousers containing 6 chips on the room dresser.
However, when the man returned to the room after taking a shower, he found that two chips worth HK$100,000 each in his trouser pocket were missing, and he immediately reported the case to the police.
After investigation, the police found that Leng had stolen the chips, and then quickly went to another casino in Cotai and sold the stolen chips to another mainland man for 188,000 yuan.
After receiving the chips, the man began to gamble inside the casino.
However, when he used one of the HK$100,000 chips to place a bet, the casino staff found out that the chips were stolen and immediately called the police.
After receiving the report, the police immediately launched an operation and found Leng's traces in a casino in Cotai.
After his identity was confirmed, the police arrested him on the spot.
After interrogation, Leng confessed to the fact of stealing chips.
She confessed that because she owed a huge debt and could not repay it, she came up with the idea of stealing the chips of her "temporary boyfriend".
After winning the game, she quickly converted her chips into RMB, of which 120,000 RMB was used to pay off her debts, and the remaining 60,000 yuan was lost in the casino.
The police said that Leng had been prosecuted for aggravated theft and a considerable amount of fraud, and handed over to the procuratorate for follow-up.
At the same time, the police also reminded the general public and tourists to take good care of their belongings in the casino and not to trust strangers to avoid unnecessary losses.
The woman surnamed Leng was arrested.
Recently, the Macau police cracked a fraud case involving HK$300,000.
A mainland man, Mr. Yang, and a fugitive man defrauded a middle-aged local woman in the name of assisting in the exchange of money.
On the 23rd of this month, the victim woman met Yang again in a casino in Cotai, and decisively intercepted him and called the police.
It is reported that since January 30 this year, through Yang's introduction, he exchanged money with a man in a casino in Cotai.
The parties reached an agreement to exchange HK$300,000 for RMB283,500.
On the day of the transaction, the woman received the transfer and handed over the Hong Kong dollar to the other party.
However, a few days later, he found that the mainland bank account he used to receive RMB was frozen, and he could not get in touch with Yang and the man who exchanged money, and he suspected that he had been deceived and immediately reported the case.
On the 23rd of this month, he accidentally found Yang's traces in a casino in Cotai, and immediately stepped forward to stop him and report it to the police.
The police arrived at the scene and brought Yang back to assist in the investigation.
During the investigation, the police found a forged pass photo in Yang's mobile phone, with Yang's photo printed on it.
After an in-depth investigation, the police found that Yang and a fugitive man laundered and cashed out the stolen money obtained by fraud by illegally exchanging money.
Yang will receive a reward of RMB 1,000 for each successful exchange of RMB 100,000.
At present, the police have prosecuted Yang for the crime of fraud, money laundering, and computer forgery with a considerable amount of money, and transferred it to the procuratorate for investigation.
At the same time, the police are making every effort to hunt down the fugitive man and bring him to justice as soon as possible.
The deceived woman arrested the fugitive man.
Looking for the suspect Yang: He has been involved in more than 30 fraud cases
In early June this year, Wynn Macau was flooded due to a torrential rain.
As the saying goes, "disaster does not go alone", not long after the flooding, a very unexpected fraud case occurred in Xinhui Town.
The fraud occurred at a local casino and involved more than 30 similar incidents.
The main suspect involved in the case, Yang, is currently on the run.
As a result, the police are working hard to solve the case and pursue the fugitive suspect.
It is reported that the case began in January this year and spanned as long as half a year.
In more than 30 fraud incidents in a row, the main culprit is elusive, and his methods are extremely skillful, calm and decisive, and there is no sign of being exposed.
According to the police, this person is actually a doctoral graduate with a high degree and previously studied at a top university in China, and graduated from the University of California in the United States with a major in engineering.
The reason for this escape was that he cooperated with his accomplices and wanted to make profits by illegal means, and emptied a large amount of "mainland bank" accounts, which was also a white-glove fraud of substantial interests, which also exposed that he was once proud of his academic and professional ethics.
This elite, who is less than 40 years old, graduated with a doctorate, studied at the University of California and other international prestigious universities, and has held various positions such as senior executives of state-owned enterprises, is the mainland female "money changer" mentioned at the beginning of this article, who suffered a scam and lost 300,000 Hong Kong dollars.
She once pretended to be a tea chef and sneaked into the South Star Casino, whispered to the service industry staff about special style games, easy to win, and tried to spend 1,000 yuan to try the game.
Because she was not yet 21 years old, she was told that she could not enter the casino for gaming activities, and at this time she also said that she had never been to Macau and did not know what the minimum age limit was, so she took out her ID card to the waiter and asked if she could enter the casino, if she could play, she would give the waiter 1,000 yuan in employment fees, and if she could not enter, she would not pay her salary.
The waitress did not promise her a salary, but he did not object to her entering the casino, and the out-of-town tourist, who claimed to have never been to Macau, quickly disappeared.
Presumably, at this time, she was about to use this "special" ID card to cheat in other casinos, but at this moment, other staff members discovered and immediately reported the matter to the local public security authorities.
After understanding, it was learned that the woman's name is Leng, 36 years old this year, from Changsha, Hunan, and has already been married, has children, divorced, and children, because in the early years, after being imprisoned for drug-related crimes, he met his current boyfriend, and the two have lived together for many years, and this relationship has been bumpy, but in the end, the two still achieved positive results, and now they live together very harmoniously, and even have lived together.
But she didn't expect that she would take the risk of stealing her boyfriend's things, what is going on?
The way it is.
It turned out that the matter had to start from the beginning of June this year, when Macao was deeply involved in heavy rain, which seriously affected the people's travel and other problems, and also brought great challenges to the local staff and duty units, but despite this, they still stuck to their posts, were brave and fearless, provided security work to ensure the safety of the public, focused on ensuring the safety of people's lives and property, provided the greatest rescue and rescue, and tried their best to help the citizens get through the difficulties.
But not long after the flooding, a very unexpected fraud case occurred in Xinhui Town, which occurred in a local casino and involved more than 30 similar incidents.
After receiving the report, the police immediately launched an investigation to solve the case and pursue the suspect at large.
After a preliminary investigation, it was learned that the case began in January this year and spanned as long as half a year, according to the investigation, the main culprit was elusive, and his methods were extremely skillful, calm and decisive, and there was no sign of being debunked.
After a period of secret tracking and investigation work, it was found that the main culprit was preparing to leave Macao for Hong Kong to evade the arrest of the public security organs, and the decisive attack was carried out, and the main culprit was successfully arrested, the tools of the crime were seized, and the proceeds of the crime were seized totaling more than 30 yuan, and it was found that he was the mastermind behind the scenes, and it was called the wife of the boss Yang, who had been sentenced to prison on suspicion of fraud, and after serving his sentence, he continued to uphold the original verdict after being released from prison, and did not give up the appeal。
The author thinks
It is said that more than 3,000 Chinese university graduates have come to Macau this year to seek opportunities, but it is still unclear whether they will be able to rely on luck and strength to stand out like Jay Chou.