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本澳女子涉信任之濫用被拘
2026年7月12日，一名本澳女子自行到本局報案中心自首。經了解，涉案女子自2021年起獲涉案服裝店聘用並擔任售貨員，其平日會透過名下的內地銀行帳戶，預先收取網絡代購客人的訂金，並約定於發貨時轉回服裝店帳戶結算。
直至今年6月，涉案女子因私人投資失利，故擅自挪用13名客人存入其內地帳戶合共約32萬元人民幣的貨款，及後前往本澳多間娛樂場賭博並全數輸清。其間，涉案女子為掩飾罪行及拖延結算，利用手機軟件偽造一張圖片向服裝店訛稱內地銀行帳戶被封控，隨後更發送虚假就診證明相片請假缺勤。直至日前，涉案女子因無法隱瞞及還款，故前來本局自首。
本局資訊罪案調查處人員隨即展開調查，在涉案女子身上搜獲四部手機，當中三部為與客人聯絡的工作手機。案中十三名受損害客人分別為一名香港居民及十二名內地居民，損失金額由2,000元至15萬元人民幣不等，涉案服飾店代表表示將承擔客人損失並追究刑事責任。
本局根據調查所得，以信任之濫用（相當巨額）罪及電腦偽造罪將涉案本澳女子移送檢察院偵辦。
Macao woman arrested for abuse of trust
On 12th July 2026, a Macao woman surrendered herself to the case reporting centre of the Judiciary Police. It was learnt that she had been employed as a saleswoman at the involved clothing store since 2021. She routinely collected upfront deposits from online daigou customers through her mainland bank account, which were then to be transferred back to the store’s account for settlement upon goods dispatch.
Until June of this year, due to personal investment losses, the involved woman misappropriated the payment for goods totalling approximately RMB 320,000 which had been deposited by 13 customers into her mainland account. Subsequently, she went to several casinos in Macao and gambled away all the money. Meanwhile, in order to conceal her crimes and delay the settlement, she used a mobile app to forge an image, and falsely claimed to the store that her mainland bank account had been frozen. Afterwards, she even sent the photo of a fake medical certificate requesting leave of absence. Recently, unable to hide this and repay the money, the woman came and surrendered to the Judiciary Police.
The IT Crimes Division officers of the Judiciary Police immediately launched an investigation and found four mobile phones from the involved woman, three of which were work phones used for contacting customers. The thirteen victimised customers in this case were respectively one Hong Kong resident and twelve mainland residents, with losses ranging from MOP 2,000 to RMB 150,000. The representative of the involved clothing store stated that they would bear the losses for the customers and pursue the criminal responsibilities.
Based on investigative findings, the Judiciary Police transferred the involved Macao woman to the Public Prosecutions Office on charges of abuse of trust (considerably huge amount) and computer forgery.