Trending video of the day is here: A man pranks “digital arrest” scammer with a puppy on a video call

The internet finds this hilarious and smart, as the man turns the situation in his favor by placing his puppy in front of the camera.

Lately, many cases of digital fraud have drawn people’s attention and also have made them more aware. As the digital arrest scams continue to target people, one man decided to turn the tables on a scammer who posed as a police officer. Instead of getting intimidated by the fake policeman, the man pulled out a hilarious prank, which left the fraudster stunned.

A viral video shows a man pulling a prank on fake police.

The viral video begins with the scammer demanding the man to show his face during a video call. He claims to be a police officer from the Andheri East police station in Mumbai and attempts to be authoritative. However, the man cheekily picks up his small puppy and places it in front of the camera, saying, “Yeh lijiye, sir. Agya main camera ke saamne (Here, Sir. I’ve come in front of the camera.)”

The scammer realized he is been outwitted.

The scammer initially looked confused and quickly realized that he had been outwitted. He smiles awkwardly and tries to divert his camera. However, the man keeps laughing and teasing him, saying, “Arey, yeh raha main. Arey, thanedaar. Dikh raha hai? Arey nakli vardi (Hey, I am here. Inspector, can you see me? Hey, fake uniform.)”

Watch the viral video here:

The video has gone viral and people have given hilarious reactions to the same. One user wrote, “UNO REVERSE.” Another wrote,” Digital arrest ki jagah Doggy arrest ho gya (Doggy got arrested instead of digital arrest).” A third user commented, “Vo khud hass padha (The scammer couldn’t help but laugh.)”