Dangerous Internet: Belgorod residents told how special services recruit young people

The FSB in the Belgorod region told how employees of enemy special services recruit teenagers for crimes. As a result, young people get serious terms, breaking their lives and the lives of loved ones.

Bribery or intimidation

Law enforcement officers explained that enemy recruiters have two main ways of involving young people in criminal activities. It's bribery and blackmail.

Offers of passive income and rewards for simple actions are often targeted recruitment of minors. In 90% of cases, such vacancies are organized criminal groups or foreign special services. This always leads to negative consequences for young people.

Weather after earnings

Recruiters in social networks choose boys and girls looking for work. They are promised easy money without serious problems. At the same time, teenagers are not told that the actions are directed against the security of the country and its inhabitants.

The price of easy money

Young people are aware of the punishability of arson, bookmarking and filming security facilities, but often mistakenly consider other types of illegal earnings safe.

Installation of sim boxes is qualified as preparation for fraud committed by an organized group, or as aiding in illegal access to information protected by law.

Droppering (transferring money through your card) is considered as the legalization of criminal proceeds and complicity in theft. Even a one-time transfer leads to criminal liability and the seizure of all accounts and property.

In working as an anonymous courier, in addition to criminal liability for complicity in a criminal scheme, there is a risk of physical liquidation. Like explosives.

The sale of pages in social networks can also be a reason for initiating criminal cases.

Blackmail with compromising

Another way to influence criminals on children is intimidation or blackmail based on the fear of the victim. Sometimes teenagers, meeting on the Internet, on the wave of sympathy can send a stranger candid photos or videos or somehow compromise themselves.

How not to become an accomplice to a crime?

Employees of the FSB reminded that attempts to involve teenagers in a crime should be reported to parents, teachers or law enforcement agencies. You can also get help on the website “exit 31.rf”.

Recommendations that will help not to fall into the trap of fraudsters - in the material "BelPress".

Earlier, Belgorod residents were reminded of responsibility for extremist statements.