Google Trader Fraudster Nabbed
Superintendent Klomegah noted Squire initially made a deposit of GH¢10,000 for the processing of the two vehicles, after which he would add the remaining balance.
According to the Crime Officer, after collecting the said amount of money, Alhassan took Squire to a photo studio to take some passport photographs for the processing of the cars' documents.
He explained that while Squire was taking the photograph, Alhassan disappeared and switched off his phones.
A complaint, as stated by Superintendent Klomegah, was made at the Tema Regional Railways and Port Police Headquarters on January 26, 2013, as police begun investigations into the matter.
The police were said to have arrested Alhassan who used the same modus operandi to defraud another victim.
The Railways and Port Crime Officer mentioned that Squire heard the arrest of Alhassan and came to the police headquarters to identify Alhassan as the person who defrauded him of the sum of GH¢10,000.
Alhassan Ibrahim, in his caution statement, according to the Crime Officer, admitted collecting the said money from Squire but noted that he was part of a syndicate and mentioned the name of a certain Stephen Bentsil as his boss who had the lion share of the deal.
Superintendent Klomegah said Alhassan would be processed for court while police went after Bentsil for his arrest.
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