The District Prosecutor’s Office in Zagreb has initiated charges against a 58-year-old national identified as Macedonian. The charges allege that the individual defrauded six separate persons of a total sum amounting to 41,400 euros. According to the filings from the District Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Croatia, criminal cases were opened in Zagreb during June and July 2025.
The prosecutor’s office stated that the defendant allegedly carried out these fraudulent activities in collaboration with unidentified accomplices. The scheme reportedly involved the defendant contacting the victims via telephone. During these calls, the accused person impersonated a medical doctor.
The deception centered on falsely claiming that members of local villages had sustained injuries and that immediate funds were necessary to cover the required medical treatment. Once the victims were convinced of the supposed emergency and agreed to provide payment, the defendant, or his associates, took the money from them. The investigation highlights a pattern of systematic deception executed through professional impersonation and exploiting vulnerability.
The actions detailed in the charges suggest a coordinated effort to defraud multiple individuals within the Croatian jurisdiction. The legal proceedings are currently underway within the specified district, addressing the allegations of organized fraud perpetrated by the Macedonian national.
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