The address below is a scam!!!
addr1q8gk38p9lp8ethtmc2n2ru2ftwmasu9x6avsvr4m4urny8gpcvdq0qlvnl830utelldj4p67m5cvwkv02a9v970arees6eeyua
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No once the transaction has been confirmed by the network theres nothing you can do.
Id recommand to file a report at your local authorities.
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There are no “officials” who could do that. That’s one of the first ideas of cryptocurrencies.
As @Zyroxa said: Maybe local authorities or lawyers can try to help (if they understand it), maybe you or they can monitor that address to see when they move to an exchange to cash out, maybe you can find out which exchange it is, maybe that exchange is cooperative (or in a jurisdiction where they can be forced to be cooperative), maybe this all happens fast enough that they can stop the cash out, if it isn’t fast enough, maybe they can give the identity of their customer cashing out, maybe that identity is real, and maybe it is in a part of the world cooperating with your local jurisdiction.
All of these “maybe”s don’t have the highest probabilities, at all of them the chase for those scammers can fail. Sorry!
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