April 11, 16:13, Fraud, Nacka

Klockan 16:13 A woman in her 90s in Orminge has received a call from someone claiming to be from the police and wanted to come and photograph gold. Since then, someone has come to the woman's home and she has lost jewelry and cash. A report of fraud will be written.

Klockan 16:47 A woman in her 85s in Nacka strand is said to have received a call from someone claiming to be from the police and said it was a burglary. Then, the woman was connected to an insurance company that asked about valuables. Later, a man came to the woman's home and she lost jewelry. A report of fraud will be written.

Klockan 17:06 A woman in her 90s in Insjön was contacted by someone claiming to be from the police and an insurance man would come and photograph jewelry. A person was present and the woman lost jewelry. An investigation has been launched into serious fraud.

Phone fraud can lead to theft at home, physical vishing

Phone fraud can also lead to theft at home, known as physical vishing. It can happen that the scammer claims that someone needs to come to your home to secure your valuables or codes. Instead, you will be robbed of money, valuables, and credit cards.

So you can protect yourself

If you are unexpectedly contacted by phone, SMS, or email, stop, don't act, hang up. Then ask someone you trust - a neighbor, a friend, a family member for advice.

Do not identify yourself with bank-ID or give out your codes when someone else contacts you.

Do not let an unknown person into your home. Serious companies, organizations, and authorities will never come to your home to collect your cash, jewelry, or other valuables.

Don't be afraid to appear suspicious or rude, dare to end the call.

If you are a victim of fraud, contact the police and if it is ongoing, call 112, otherwise call 114 14.