[Capital Medical University Freshman Scammed of Nearly 1.8 Million Yuan, 370,000 Yuan Used to Purchase Cryptocurrency] According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on November 13th, Capital Medical University recently issued an anti-fraud report stating that a freshman in the class of 2026 was a victim of a telecommunications fraud impersonating public security, procuratorate, and court officials. Nearly 1.8 million yuan was transferred in total. Police urgently stopped and intercepted 370,000 yuan, resulting in an actual loss of over 1.42 million yuan. According to the victim's account, the fraudsters impersonated Shanghai police officers starting September 23rd, claiming the student was involved in a fraud case. They gained the student's trust by forging police IDs, legal documents, and conducting video calls, and prevented the student from seeking help from outside sources under the pretext of case confidentiality. Starting October 15th, the fraudsters demanded payments from the victim in the form of cash, gold, and cryptocurrency under the guise of "bail pending trial." The victim withdrew 370,000 yuan in cash to purchase cryptocurrency, paid an additional 200,000 yuan in cash and 450 grams of gold, and transferred 710,000 yuan online.