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偵破“猜猜我是誰”電話詐騙案 兩男落網
本局早前接獲多名長者報案，均涉及“猜猜我是誰”電話詐騙。2026年7月7日，首名事主家中固網電話接獲來電，對方冒認其兒子，聲稱因涉及傷人案被內地公安扣留，要求支付擔保金。事主信以為真，當日前往北區，將4萬澳門元現金交予一名自稱擔保人的內地男子。事主其後向家人求證，始知受騙。同日，該名內地男子以相同手法，另騙取兩名事主9.3萬澳門元及10萬澳門元。
本局資訊罪案調查處調查發現，該名內地男子（俗稱“車手”）收取騙款後，即轉交予一名香港男子（俗稱“車頭”）。二人各自獲取報酬，分別為1,000元人民幣及1,500港元。此外，該香港男子亦涉及同年6月中下旬另外兩宗同類詐騙案，導致兩名長者分別損失10萬及8萬澳門元。上述五名事主合共損失41.3萬澳門元。
本局隨即展開部署，於7月7日晚上在港珠澳大橋口岸截獲準備離境的涉案內地男子，並在治安警察局協助下攔截涉案香港男子。行動中，本局檢獲五部手機及4.8萬港元現金。
本局根據調查所得，以詐騙（巨額）罪及犯罪集團罪，將兩名涉案男子移送檢察院偵辦，並繼續追緝其餘在逃涉案人及贓款下落。
“Guess who I am” telephone scams cracked with two men arrested
Previously, the Judiciary Police received complaints from several elderly people, all involving in “guess who I am” telephone scams. On 7th July 2026, the first victim received an incoming phone call on the landline at home, with the caller impersonating his son, alleging that he had been detained by the mainland public security police due to his involvement in an assault case, hence asking for a bail. That day, the unwary victim headed to the northern district to hand over MOP40,000 in cash to a mainland man who self-claimed to be the surety. Afterwards, when the victim verified with his family, he finally realised the fraud. On the same day, the mainland man had used similar modus operandi to defraud two other victims out of MOP93,000 and MOP100,000 respectively.
Subsequent to investigation by the I.T. Crimes Division of the Judiciary Police, it was revealed that after the mainland man (commonly known as “money mule”) received the fraud proceeds, he forthwith passed them on to a Hong Kong man (commonly known as “head mule”). They separately received their rewards of RMB1,000 and HKD1,500 respectively. In addition, the Hong Kong man was also involved in two other frauds of similar nature which had occurred in mid-to-late-June 2026, leading to losses of MOP100,000 and MOP80,000 for two elderly people respectively. The loss incurred by the five abovementioned victims was MOP413,000 in total.
The Judiciary Police swiftly launched deployment. On the night of July 7th, the involved mainland man was intercepted when he was about to exit Macao at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Port. Whilst, aided by the Public Security Police Force, the involved Hong Kong man was also intercepted. Five mobile phones and HKD48,000 in cash were seized in this operation by the Judiciary Police.
Based on investigative results, the Judiciary Police transferred the two involved men to the Public Prosecutions Office with the charges of massive fraud and criminal syndicate, while continuing to pursue the remaining involved persons at large and the whereabouts of the illicit proceeds.