Olympic gold medalist Lee Yang joins fraud prevention campaign

Olympic gold medalist Lee Yang joins fraud prevention campaign

2025-04-25

Olympic gold medalist Lee Yang is stepping of the badminton court and into the fight against fraud. He’s joined an awareness campaign by the Fourth Precinct of the Taichung City Police Department, which makes use of his quick reflexes and fast thinking.

Olympic badminton gold medalist Lee Yang has joined a fraud prevention campaign by the Taichung City Police Department, encouraging the public to learn from his swiftness and precision on the court to combat crime.

Lee Yang
Olympic gold medalist
I hope that, with my influence, I can get more people to see scams as an issue to be taken seriously.

Police departments around Taiwan have launched awareness campaigns about fraud prevention. Among them, the Fourth Precinct in Taichung is collaborating with Lee. His fighting spirit and sharp reflexes as a shuttler align perfectly with the speed, intensity and precision required to tackle fraudsters.

Chen Hsiang-lin
Taichung Fourth Precinct
We’ve designed a series of campaign merch jerseys and socks that incorporate baseball elements and match Mr. Lee’s style. We hope young people learn about the three principles of protecting yourself against fraud, which are “Don’t listen, don’t trust, and don’t transfer.”

By teaming up with the Olympian, the police department hopes to encourage people to learn from him and fight fraud to the very end.

#leeyang #李洋 #fraudprevention #awarenesscampaign #taichung #台中 #badminton

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警聯手李洋望以球場眼明手快表現吸引民眾一同打詐

2025-04-25

詐騙案件頻傳，受害者與日俱增，台中市警局，聯手奧運羽球金牌得主李洋，舉辦反詐宣傳活動，希望能以他在球場上眼明手快的表現，喚起民眾，一同加入打擊犯罪行列。

奧運羽球金牌得主李洋，加入台中市警局的反詐宣導活動，希望民眾能用自己在球場上的態度，迅速打擊犯罪。

[[奧運羽球金牌得主李洋]]
“希望可以藉由自身的影響力，可以幫助更多人，認識詐騙是我們需要重視的一部分”

為了強化全民防詐意識，全台各地警方都在努力宣傳，臺中市警察局第四分局特別邀請李洋到場助陣，因為他在球場上拚戰不懈、眼明手快的表現，正是打擊詐騙最需要的"快、狠、準"。

[[台中市警局第四分局長陳祥麟]]
“我們設計出一系列「殺球要狠打詐要準」，符合李洋先生形象風格的打詐球衣跟運動襪，希望藉由他的影響力，來提醒年輕朋友，記住防詐騙三不原則，不聽、不信、不匯款”

聯手奧運金牌得主，宣傳反詐意識，希望民眾打球也要打詐，不讓騙徒有任何可乘之機。

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