Police probe 56-million-pataca investment scam

2016-07-19 08:01

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The Judiciary Police (PJ) said yesterday they are investigating a suspected fraud case involving a local investment company and at least 53 victims who lost a total of 56.54 million patacas.

PJ spokesman Choi Ian Fai announced the city’s latest scam at a regular press briefing.

Choi said that the 53 people – 48 local residents and five mainlanders – had begun reporting the case to the police last Thursday.

Judiciary Police (PJ) spokesman Choi Ian Fai speaks during yesterday’s press conference at Public Security Police’s (PSP) headquarters. Photo: Tony Wong

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