A Japanese prefectural police force is releasing works of short fiction penned by an officer to inform the public about the techniques used in fraud and the realities victims face amid an increase of such crimes."Officer K's Fraud Files" released online by the Kanagawa prefectural police includes a story of a retired man who falls victim to an investment scam perpetrated via a matching app, ending up losing his savings as well as distancing himself from his family.The initiative comes amid a rise in so-called "special fraud" cases in Japan. A record-high 71.8 billion yen ($485 million) was …READ FULL ARTICLE
