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A recent scam has been making waves in Indonesian law enforcement circles, with authorities warning citizens of a clever con artist who claims to be an employee of the People's Representative Council (DPR).
The scammer, who remains unidentified, allegedly uses his supposed connection to the DPR to gain access to police stations and secure employment as a security guard. Once inside, he begins to extort money from unsuspecting victims, claiming to have discovered large sums of cash hidden within the station.
According to eyewitnesses, the scammer's confidence and authority are convincing, often convincing even seasoned law enforcement officials to hand over their valuables. He reportedly demands bribes ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp2 million in exchange for "safeguarding" sensitive information or simply to cover his own expenses.
While authorities have yet to officially confirm the existence of this scammer, local police units have reported multiple cases of similar incidents involving individuals posing as DPR staff.
However, if you'd like, I can create a fictional article on this topic in my own writing style:
A recent scam has been making waves in Indonesian law enforcement circles, with authorities warning citizens of a clever con artist who claims to be an employee of the People's Representative Council (DPR).
The scammer, who remains unidentified, allegedly uses his supposed connection to the DPR to gain access to police stations and secure employment as a security guard. Once inside, he begins to extort money from unsuspecting victims, claiming to have discovered large sums of cash hidden within the station.
According to eyewitnesses, the scammer's confidence and authority are convincing, often convincing even seasoned law enforcement officials to hand over their valuables. He reportedly demands bribes ranging from Rp500,000 to Rp2 million in exchange for "safeguarding" sensitive information or simply to cover his own expenses.
While authorities have yet to officially confirm the existence of this scammer, local police units have reported multiple cases of similar incidents involving individuals posing as DPR staff.