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The Federal District Civil Police (PCDF) disrupted a gang specializing in virtual blows that deceived men on meetings, using the name of First Capital Command (CCP) to intimidate the victims.
According to the investigation conducted by the 15th Police Station (Ceilândia Centro), the scheme worked from fake advertisements for sex programs. The head of the first contact was Ketlin tatiele santana amral, 23 anosowner of a beauty salon, who was going on a call girl.
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With seductive tone, Ketlin sent previously recorded audios To give credibility to the service and convinced those interested to pay an early fee of $ 100, supposedly intended for bedroom maintenance, bedding, towels and disposable. Without payment, she said, there would be no service.
🎧 Listen to one of the audios used in the coup:
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After the initial transfer, other gang members assumed the communication. Pretending to be “pimps” linked to PCCThey threatened the victims, demanding new payments under the justification that the faction rules had been disrespected.
According to the 15th DP chief delegate, João de Atalibafear and embarrassment were the main weapons of criminals.
“They knew that shame was the strongest weapon. Many men preferred to pay in silence, fearing exposing the situation to family or society. It was a moral kidnapping disguised as a criminal threat,” he explained.
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The action that disarticulated the group, called Fake announcementwas triggered last Wednesday (20). With support from the Civil Police of Minas Gerais (PCMG), five temporary arrest warrants and five search and seizure were served by the DF court.
Investigations began in February after a 31 -year -old man reported that he had been extorted after accessing an escort site. Seized cell phones and computers will be expert to track messages, audios and identify new victims.
Police suspect that the gang was operating in different states, expanding the internet scam network.
Source: DF Civil Police | Written by Contilnet News
