Four Suspects Arrested Over Alleged Online Fraud Network Targeting Citizens Through Fake Sales

According to the information provided in the original material, four suspects, including the alleged ringleader, were arrested over their suspected involvement in operating an online fraud network that allegedly posed as fictitious marketing companies and targeted citizens through social media using fake sales schemes to obtain their money.
The information stated that the operation was conducted under the direct supervision of the Deputy Minister of Interior for Intelligence and Federal Investigations Affairs, with specialized cybercrime units carrying out the operation following intelligence and technical monitoring aimed at identifying the network's activities and the roles of its members.
According to the same information, members of the network allegedly lured victims by presenting fraudulent sales opportunities and using electronic payment cards as part of the scheme before obtaining the victims' funds.
The material also stated that security personnel seized a number of documents and checks described as forged from the suspects.
The available information did not specify the amount of money allegedly obtained, the number of victims, the names of the suspects, or the governorate where the operation took place. It also did not clarify the current judicial status of the case.