Online gaming scams exploit the growing popularity of online gaming platforms, targeting players with deceptive tactics designed to steal money, personal information, or in-game assets. Scammers may create fake gaming sites, cheat software, or phishing attempts to lure victims.
The city police’s crime branch continues its relentless crackdown on illegal cricket betting operations. In a recent raid, led by Senior Inspector Suhas Choudhury, two bookies were arrested on Friday …
The Naini police have arrested Rahul Sao, the kingpin behind an extensive online betting and gaming racket that targeted youths across multiple states. Investigations into 14 accused individuals have revealed …
Mae Sai, Chiang Rai – A young couple has been arrested in Mae Sai for allegedly running an illegal online gambling operation. Anuthai, known as Golf Las Vegas, 25, and …
In a significant breakthrough, the Commissionerate Police in Odisha arrested four individuals involved in a large-scale cyber fraud operation. The accused were luring victims into investing in a fake online …
The Gwalior Crime Branch has arrested Shivani Shukla, a woman from Dabra, for renting out bank accounts to online fraudsters. The arrest follows the discovery of multiple bank passbooks and …
The Sirsa police have arrested six individuals linked to a Rs 33 crore fraud involving embezzlement and cricket betting. The accused, connected to the company S.F. Food Pro Tech Limited, …
In a major breakthrough, the Ahmedabad police arrested Parth Kamlesh Doshi, an international bookie and key accused in the Rs 2300 crore cricket betting scam, on Thursday night. Doshi was …
In a major crackdown on cybercrime, the Surat Police have arrested four individuals involved in laundering money extorted from victims of the notorious ‘digital arrest’ scams. The gang, which has …
On November 7, Arnold Police arrested a 19-year-old man and woman from Des Moines, Iowa, after they were caught attempting to return tampered video game consoles at a Walmart store …
Written by Mahira Duval Yasseen Harris Rud’rees, 30, has been sentenced to 6 years of direct imprisonment for his involvement in a fraudulent scheme that resulted in a loss of …
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