MUSCAT — Police in Oman’s North Al Batinah Governorate have arrested two Arab nationals accused of defrauding an Omani citizen of RO29,000 by claiming they could multiply his money and generate financial profits, the Royal Oman Police said.
The arrests were carried out by the North Al Batinah Governorate Police Command in cooperation with the Directorate General of Inquiries and Criminal Investigation.
Police said the suspects used deceptive methods to convince the victim that his money could be multiplied to deliver financial gains.
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The Royal Oman Police renewed its appeal for public vigilance against fraud and blackmail, urging people to take preventive measures and avoid responding to fraudsters’ claims or being drawn in by fictitious promises and enticing offers.
Anyone subjected to fraud should report it immediately by calling the police hotline on 80077444, it said.
