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澳珠警方聯手搗破跨境電訊網絡詐騙犯罪集團拘3人
2026年9月18日至10月12日期間，本局先後接獲54名本澳居民舉報，報稱接獲假冒“抖音”客服的詐騙電話。騙徒訛稱事主的直播間會員服務到期，需繳付800澳門元費用；如要取消服務，須透過通訊軟件聯絡“客服”。騙徒引導事主透過連結下載不明手機應用程式並開啟螢幕共享，藉此操控事主手機進行匯款及電子支付；若事主持有實體信用卡，騙徒會誘使其開啟手機NFC讀取卡晶片資料，轉移境外偽卡消費。54名事主損失金額由數千至200萬澳門元不等，總損失逾1,000萬澳門元。
本局高度重視案件，資訊罪案調查處隨即調派專責警力展開偵查。經調查發現，騙徒於珠海一大廈設立詐騙窩點，利用澳門預付電話卡，接收青洲區澳門基站訊號，向本澳居民撥打詐騙電話。本局隨即透過國際刑警組織中國國家中心局澳門支局通報內地警方，並與珠海警方召開會議，共同研判案情。
10月12日，珠海警方採取行動，成功搗破該電話詐騙窩點，拘捕3名涉案內地男子，於現場檢獲66部手機（當中42部當時正處於運作狀態）及超過200張電話卡。涉案犯罪集團自9月下旬起，利用該窩點向本澳居民撥出至少19,500通詐騙電話。本局將繼續追查犯罪集團主腦、上線成員及騙款去向。
Police of Macao and Zhuhai jointly busted cross-border telecom and internet fraud syndicate, arresting three
The Judiciary Police received reports successively from 54 local residents between 18th September and 12th October 2026 that they had received scam phone calls from callers posing as “TikTok” customer representatives, who falsely claimed that the victims’ livestreaming studio membership service had expired, demanding a payment of MOP 800. Cancellation of such service required contact with a “customer representative” via a messaging app. The fraudsters lured the victims into downloading an unknown mobile app from a link and turning on screen-sharing, thereby controlling their mobile phone for transfers and electronic payments. For victims holding physical credit cards, the fraudsters lured them into turning on the NFC function in their mobile phone to read chip data, which were then transferred overseas for counterfeit card payments. The 54 victims had suffered losses ranging from several thousand to 2 million patacas, totalling over MOP 10 million.
The Judiciary Police attached great importance to the case. A dedicated team was promptly deployed from the I.T. Crimes Division for investigation, revealing that the fraudsters had set up a scam hideout in a building in Zhuhai, using Macao pre-paid phone cards to receive signals from base stations in Ilha Verde, Macao and make scam phone calls to Macao residents. The Judiciary Police immediately notified the police of mainland China, via the Macao Sub-Bureau of the China National Central Bureau of INTERPOL, and held a meeting with the police of Zhuhai to analyse the case.
Taking action on October 12th, the police of Zhuhai successfully busted the phone scam hideout, arresting three involved mainland Chinese men and seizing 66 mobile phones (42 of which were running at that time) and over 200 phone cards at the scene. The involved criminal syndicate had used that hideout to make at least 19,500 scam phone calls to Macao residents since late September. The Judiciary Police will continue to pursue the ringleader and upper-level members of the criminal syndicate and the whereabouts of the fraud proceeds.