Infinite 1000-meter robot, wiped out the human traffickers at the start.

"Heh, looks like I was too soft-hearted. I dealt with these overseas telecom fraudsters, but this domestic bunch shows no sign of backing down!"

Li Ye sneered, and with a thought, he immediately ordered Yaomi Network to investigate all of the other party's movements.

Soon, Yaomi Network exposed everything about the other party.

The other party was Lai Si's superior. Lai Si relied on them for many resources and information, but he had to hand over a portion of the money he swindled to them every month.

Seeing half of the large sums of money he had painstakingly swindled every day being taken away by those people, he suddenly felt a little resentful.

He wasn't refusing to give it; he just wanted to delay and deliberately annoy the other party. He didn't have the guts to keep the money for himself.

Finding him would be easy for those people, and Lai Si wouldn't dare gamble with his life.

"Hey, say something?" Finally, the person on the other end seemed to realize something, pausing for a moment, "You're not Lai Si? Who are you? Where's Lai Si?"

"You'll see him soon! Don't worry!"

"Damn, you've got guts. Don't think I can't reach you just because you're on the phone."

There was a reason why they urged Zhao Si at this time: in the past hour or so, all their offline systems had encountered problems, and they couldn't get through to any of those phone numbers.

If this channel fails, they will lose a large sum of cash in the short term and will have to find another way out.

After hanging up the phone, Li Ye poured himself a cup of tea, tilted his head back and drank it down, a cold glint in his eyes.

In a luxuriously decorated office in a city office building, a man in his thirties is reporting to an elderly man in his fifties who is sitting on a sofa chair.

The elderly man on the sofa wore glasses and held a newspaper in his hand, exuding an air of scholarly refinement.

After listening to the report, he looked up, put the newspaper aside, and tapped his fingers lightly on the table.

"For those who haven't paid yet, teach them a lesson and let them know who's in charge. By the way, a few months of bed rest is enough. Don't let anyone die. It just so happens that there's a problem with those phones here. I guess it will take some time for the higher-ups to investigate. A few months is still a reasonable amount of time."

"yes!"

Just then, the old man pushed the newspaper toward the other person.

"Look at this headline news!"

Upon hearing this, the younger brother stepped forward and took a look, immediately raising an eyebrow.

"Does this look familiar?"

"Boss, I don't recognize this old man, but one of our underlings recently tricked someone in a similar situation. Could that person be him?"

"You guessed right, I've confirmed it. This old man is the one we scammed. He's dead now, he committed suicide in front of the police station. His wife, who has cancer, is in the hospital. Now that this has blown up, the higher-ups will definitely investigate thoroughly. Tell that guy to go out and lay low for a while while things are calm."

"yes!"

Just as the henchman was about to leave, he heard a voice behind him, "Come back!"

The younger brother immediately stopped.

"Take this newspaper. You should still keep up with the news as usual, otherwise you won't know when the higher-ups will come knocking on your door."

Upon hearing his boss's reprimand, the underling immediately nodded solemnly and accepted the order.

He left the office with the newspaper in his hand, his eyes fixed on it.

[Mr. He Wenshan, a 68-year-old retired teacher, received a fraudulent phone call impersonating a member of the city's criminal investigation team. The caller claimed that his identity information had been misused and that he was suspected of money laundering, and demanded that he go to the police station to cooperate with the investigation.]

[Then, under the pretext of security, he was asked to transfer all his savings to a "safe account" for investigation. This elderly man, who had spent his life teaching and educating people and had never even argued with anyone, knew little about smartphones and even less about the internet. Although the scam was old-fashioned, he believed it and transferred all of his and his wife's life savings of about 50 yuan, along with his wife's cancer surgery fees, into the account.]

[He only realized he'd been scammed when he arrived at the police station. The police had opened a case, but by then the money had already been transferred through multiple intermediaries and was very difficult to recover.]

Seeing his wife lying dying in her hospital bed, the elderly man, with nowhere else to turn, committed suicide by drinking pesticide on the steps outside the police station.

In the elderly woman's suicide note, there was only one sentence: "I was swindled out of all my money. I'm so sorry to my wife. I never thought that after a lifetime of teaching and educating people, I would end up like this. I have no children. I sold our old house to pay for my wife's medical treatment. This money should be enough for her to get by for a while. I hope that after I'm gone, you won't tell my wife about my situation. I've wronged her the most in this life!"

[But what the old woman didn't know was that after he left, word of his passing spread. She heard it from the patient next door, and the next day when the doctor made rounds, he found that the old woman had also passed away!]

Upon seeing this, the young man curled his lip in disdain, then crumpled the newspaper into a ball and stuffed it into his pocket.

He's just an old codger; once he's gone, he's gone. But it's so easy to make money off these idiots.

He couldn't help but laugh at the thought of the other party running to the police.

If it were so easy to catch them by calling the police, how could they dare to open their company so blatantly in these office buildings?

Their phone number spoofing software and money laundering channels have spread to all walks of life, making it impossible for the police to catch them!

Besides, he knew that their boss had connections in the city bureau, and that they knew about any suspicious activity immediately.

He wasn't afraid at all, but he didn't dare disobey his boss. The kid still told him to go out and hide for a while, to avoid the limelight, even though he didn't think the police could find out.

When he arrived at the office, he clapped his hands and said, "Listen up, everyone."

Everyone immediately stopped what they were doing and looked over.

"There's been a problem with our cooperation with the telecom operator. Everyone, please put down your work and take a break while we wait for further instructions from the company. Also, the top performers will receive bonuses. Everyone should learn from them; the more money you earn, the more commission you'll get. Okay, everyone else, go about your business. Hey, Xiao Wei, come here for a second."

These underlings were all carefully selected by them. It can be said that everyone who can stay in this headquarters is a core member of their team, while those who are not core members are just like Lai Si, who can only become peripheral members.

At the same time, Li Ye finally finished reading the information collected by the Yaomi network in his mind.

There was so much information, including details about all the gang's locations and the various members under their command.

Among them are those who specialize in impersonating public security, procuratorate, court officials, customer service representatives, financial advisors, and so on to commit fraud. A team of several hundred people defrauded nearly 15 people in just three years.

Behind their success lies the sacrifice of countless broken families.

What chilled him even more was the complete black chain behind them.

The scheme involved a technical team developing fraudulent software, information brokers reselling information, money laundering teams operating at multiple levels, and insiders from the police, telecom operators, and banks acting as protectors, tipping them off and providing them with convenience.

There are hundreds of similar telecom fraud gangs across the country, swindling nearly 100 billion yuan of hard-earned money from ordinary people every year, and breaking up thousands of families annually.

The chill in Li Ye's eyes was almost overflowing.

P.S.: I'm going to go all out and speed things up, God of Harmony, please bless me!