Una falsa denuncia

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  Xavier S5 days ago

  Something similar happened to me and they threatened to post my photos on social media labeling me as a rapist, scammer, thief, etc., etc. To avoid this, they asked me for money and I played along, telling them I would give it in cash since I don't do banking transactions. I gave them an address to deliver the money, which happened to be a PDI (Investigations Police) office, and they accepted without realizing it. When the delivery time approached, they called me to insult me, and that's when they realized it was a PDI office. They never called me again.

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  Anonymous Name6 days ago

  Please stop the fever. The latest scam is done by Venezuelan women looking for a boyfriend to enter into a civil union and thus obtain papers. They also do it the other way around. Be careful. Don't fall for *** they will leave you without money. Even *** from Venezuela do it. Stay away, don't fall for it. I've seen *** fall for it, the same with Colombians and Caribbeans. Or Haitians deceiving women aged 60 and above.

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  M P1 month ago

  Let's add that the PDI does not have prosecutors; they are distinct and autonomous entities.

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  Nicolás Rojo1 month ago

  Uh friend, if you knew that the PDI doesn't notify you in advance, it will come looking for you directly.

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