Summary of "We only heard about this - now we caught it on camera"

Scam at Prague’s International Airport

The video exposes a well-known scammer operating at Prague’s international airport, targeting tourists trying to buy tickets for the public bus to the city center.

How the Scam Works

The scammer poses as an airport employee, offering genuine advice on ticket types and routes to gain tourists’ trust.
He falsely claims that card payments are not accepted in the city center, pushing tourists to pay with cash.
His ultimate goal is to trick tourists into exchanging their money for worthless, expired Belarusian rubles disguised as Czech crowns.

Description of the Scammer

Recognized from previous encounters in Prague’s city center and transport hubs.
Wears an orange vest to appear official and approachable.
The presenter recounts chasing him and how local taxi drivers refused to give him a ride.

Airport Vulnerability and Police Intervention

The video highlights the airport’s vulnerability to such scams despite being expected to be safe and scam-free. The presenter successfully involved airport police, who promptly arrested the scammer based on video evidence and prior knowledge.

Additional Observations

Tourists often face confusion at ticket machines.
The video suggests that official helpers in red vests at the airport could assist more with ticket purchases to prevent scams.
A side note features a beggar repeatedly asking tourists to buy him bus tickets as a clever form of begging.