A young man from Bucharest was detained for contracting loans in his boyfriend's name, using his details and the trust he had gained.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The young man from Bucharest, aged 24, is being investigated for computer fraud after obtaining two personal loans, totaling 100,000 lei, in the name of his 28-year-old boyfriend. He recruited him on a dating site for gay individuals, claiming to be a lawyer. After they moved in together, he accessed his boyfriend's phone to contract the loans and changed the login details in the banking app to withdraw the money. The police conducted a search and detained the suspect for 24 hours.
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Un tânăr din Bucureşti, cercetat după ce a contractat două credite pe numele iubitului pe care-l racolase pe un site de întâlniri pentru persoane gay / Pentru a-i căştiga încrederea s-a dat drept avocat
Cum a reușit un tânăr să ia două credite bancare, de 100.000 de lei, pe numele altor persoane. Poliția a propus arestarea preventivă
A pozat în avocat pe un site destinat persoanelor gay, s-a mutat cu "iubitul" și l-a păgubit de 100.000 de lei
Metoda prin care un tânăr de 24 de ani a păcălit o persoană pe o aplicație de dating și a făcut credite în numele ei
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