Anti-Fraud? but I Can See Crime Scripts!

Duty room of the police station, nine o'clock in the evening. Lin Chen was eating instant noodles when he received a call from the bank: There was an old man who insisted on transferring 200,000 to a "safe account", saying that he was a "suspect in a money laundering case" and would not listen to any advice. Lin Chen rushed to the bank. The old man was talking to the scammer in front of the ATM. His hands were shaking violently and he was muttering, "The police officer said he would arrest me if I didn't transfer the money." Bank tellers and security guards gathered around, but no one tried to persuade him. When Lin Chen was about to step forward to persuade, he suddenly felt a ringing in his ears - this was a precursor to triggering a flashback. Immediately afterwards, his vision changed: the liar seemed to have a transparent "conversation bubble" on the screen of the old man's mobile phone, with a complete script scrolling inside: [Tactics 1: Confirm identity, create panic] → [Tactics 2: Change the subject, avoid family involvement] → [Tactics 3: Guide transfers, emphasize "confidentiality obligations"] → [Backup tactics: If the other party questions, show a "wanted order"] → [Ultimate plan: If the bank blocks it, let the other party go home and use online banking to transfer money]