Fifty Gulf people resorted to an innovative fraudulent method to evade a loan of 700 thousand dirhams obtained from a local bank, and seized about one million and 97 thousand dirhams from the Department of Community Development, in the interest of his wife, after he claimed his death, after he fled to the state of Yemen, and forged a death certificate in his name And his father brought him to Yemen and handed him that certificate, and accordingly the debt was canceled by the bank, and his third accused wife used it to provide her to the Department of Community Development in order to disburse financial aid to her children from him, under the category of an orphan despite her knowledge of the forgery of the certificate, and seized it in the amount of one million and 97 One thousand dirhams.
The first accused confessed to the minutes of gathering evidence and the Public Prosecution's investigations of his crime, indicating that his services were terminated from the institution in which he works and he had a personal loan from First Gulf Bank in the amount of 700 thousand dirhams, and he left the country in 2008 and settled in the Radaa region in Yemen, and tried to invest that money There, but lost the money, and his uncle, "a fourth suspect on the run," asked him to help him obtain a false death certificate from Yemen, and he asked his father to come there to receive the certificate, and his father tried to return it with him but he refused, so the father returned to the Emirates and presented the certificate to the bank after registering his death in Official records of the country, and based on that Debt forgiveness by the bank.
The defendant added that he was always in contact with his wife, and informed her about the forged certificate, which she in turn presented to the Ministry of Social Affairs, and obtained financial assistance for her children as orphans, noting that he tried to infiltrate from Yemen to Amman but was arrested by the border guards and sentenced to imprisonment in Amman, Then he was extradited to the Emirates.
A witness officer in the Public Prosecution's investigations said that the accused had previously been sentenced to one month's imprisonment on charges of threatening and drinking alcohol, and his services were terminated from the authority where he worked, and due to the entitlement of a personal loan of 700,000 dirhams to him, he left the country and settled in Yemen, then falsified the death certificate.