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General News of Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Source: Graphic.com.gh
2019-02-20
Abu Issah, director of legal affairs and prosecutions of the Office of Economic and Organized Crime
The Director of Legal Affairs and Prosecutions of the Economic and Organized Crime Bureau (EOCO), Abu Issah, revealed that Internet scammers operating in the country were unemployed, despite their information.
According to Mr. Issah, without their intelligence, the fraudsters would not be able to thwart their victims.
"Those who engage in this because the authors are mostly unemployed but they are very strong," Abu Issah said in an interview with Four Corners.
"They are very smart because you have to have some intellect to sit down and even to know how to get into this activity, and also to fool your eyes or to deceive someone in him." making believe in the story that he tells "
He also revealed that the "big boys" of this scam business did not work in cybercafes like their novice counterparts.
Mr. Issah added that Nigerian and Nigerian criminal organizations and other West African countries have established themselves in Ghana, making their operations complex and difficult to detect.
Ghana's Economic and Organized Crime Bureau is currently working with the FBI and Interpol to fight the cyber-fraud sector.
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