A taxi driver, suspecting that his passenger was acting strangely, changed the destination to a police substation.
What did the driver pick up on?
This is a video uploaded to YouTube on the 11th.
A taxi stopped in front of a police substation in Asan, South Chungcheong Province.
The driver approached the police and reported, "The passenger seems quite suspicious," and "It looks like a voice phishing cash collector."
This was because of the passenger's suspicious behavior a few minutes earlier.
While riding in the taxi, the passenger suddenly got out of the car, looked around the surroundings, and began waiting for someone.
A short while later, spotting a vehicle, the passenger cautiously approached it and received something from there.
After putting the item into a bag, the passenger used a smartphone to take a photo inside the bag, and then got back into the taxi as if nothing had happened.
The police officers who received the report immediately approached the passenger.
Although communication was difficult because the passenger was a foreigner, they requested an interpreter and checked the messages on the smartphone.
They then checked the bag, which contained three gold bars worth approximately 69 million won.
Confirming it was a voice phishing crime, the police urgently arrested the passenger.
The driver's intuition was remarkable.
(Photo Source: YouTube Korean National Police Agency)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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