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"Fake Police Officer Scams" Targeting Young People Are on the Rise; a University in Matsuyama Is Urging the Use of a Countermeasure App Called "Fraud Buster" [Ehime]

In Ehime Prefecture, there has been a surge in special fraud cases targeting young people, prompting police officers to call for the use of anti-fraud apps and other measures at a university in Matsuyama City on the 5th. This activity was conducted by the Ehime Prefectural Police as part of their "Special Fraud Prevention Intensive Strengthening Month" at Matsuyama Shinonome Women's University. Police officers and staff from the crime prevention…
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In Ehime Prefecture, there has been a surge in special fraud cases targeting young people, prompting police officers to call for the use of anti-fraud apps and other measures at a university in Matsuyama City on the 5th. This activity was conducted by the Ehime Prefectural Police as part of their "Special Fraud Prevention Intensive Strengthening Month" at Matsuyama Shinonome Women's University. Police officers and staff from the crime prevention…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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