SourCE- REAL NEWS:
A case of fraudulent conversion and another of larceny – both involving
large sums of money – are being probed by the Police.
Apparently, a United States resident who is currently staying in John
Hughes reported to the All Saints Police Station that she had given a
Clarkes Hill man EC$16,000 and US$555 to purchase a vehicle online.
However, up to the time of making the complaint on Tuesday, March 26,
she had not received the vehicle or her money. Further, she claimed that
all her efforts to either obtain the vehicle or retrieve her cash had been
futile.
The alleged offender reportedly was handed the money on or about June
24, 2023, at Clarkes Hill.
The constable investigating the matter reportedly made several calls to the
alleged offender’s phone, but they went unanswered; and a subsequent
search for him was not successful.
Meanwhile, a Willikies woman is out of over $70,000, allegedly stolen from
two separate bank accounts.
The woman went to the Criminal Investigations Department and reported
that $28,006.28 and $48,704.15 had been removed from two accounts at
the Eastern Caribbean Amalgamated Bank (ECAB).
This offence reportedly occurred between January 15 and February 29 this
year. However, no further details of this alleged crime were available for
publication.
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Chupz how dem can’t find this man give me a break!!
If it involved Billboards.They would have been found a long time ago.Breaking down of Billboards are like picking low hanging fruits.
ECAB smh!!
But thaaa! I don’t see in this modern day of internet and bank wire transfer technology you would be foolish to take your money from off the bank and give someone else to wire, and some already have visa debit card. They could go on the internet and source the vehicle by correspondence with the dealer and have the bank pay them.
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