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Public Prosecution Service demands up to five years in prison for men suspected of bank helpdesk fraud

Public Prosecution Service demands up to five years in prison for men suspected of bank helpdesk fraud

The Public Prosecution Service has demanded prison sentences of up to five years against two 31-year-old men from Amsterdam suspected of committing bank helpdesk fraud. The suspects allegedly targeted elderly victims by posing as bank employees to obtain payment details and bank cards.

Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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