Overview
- Six suspects, including two German citizens, were arrested in Poznań for operating a scam call center targeting elderly Germans.
- The suspects allegedly posed as police, fabricating family emergencies to coerce victims into paying five-figure bail sums.
- Police seized critical evidence, including mobile phones, SIM cards, and computers, during the raid on the call center.
- Victims, aged 56 to 92, were located across Germany, with many losing life savings and valuables to the scheme.
- German authorities have transferred case files to Poland, where all six suspects are in pretrial detention and face prosecution.