In Dubai, the Public Prosecution referred three defendants to the Criminal Court, for their involvement in the formation of a gang, and they interfered with others fleeing, including a woman, falsifying authorizations in the name of citizens without their knowledge, and using them to obtain residence visas for people of different nationalities.
A citizen (the victim) said, in the prosecution's investigations, that he was surprised by a letter received by his phone from the General Administration of Residence, stating that a work visa was issued to him in the name of three people, and he was shocked because he did not know anything about them, so he reviewed the administration and discovered that there was an authorization issued in his name without signing On it, or make it fake, and make sure it's fake.
In detail, the investigations of the Public Prosecution Office in Dubai revealed that the defendants committed fraud in official documents consisting of requests to obtain residence visas, distorting the truth using a false letter of authorization, and submitted it to the center responsible for obtaining visas in Dubai.
They also committed fraud in an unofficial editor, which is an authorization letter, and they attributed it to one of the citizens in the manner of a valid authorization letter, intended to use it and protest its health, and they were able to obtain three visas for Asians, and it turned out that this is not the first incident, but they mastered this criminal method, with the help of a woman who was bringing The accused who specializes in counterfeiting copies of passports and documents of citizens of the victim to forge authorizations in their names without their knowledge, imitating the signature on the passport.
A witness from the Dubai Police said, in the investigations of the Public Prosecution, that the first defendant has the task of receiving a false authorization from the second and third defendants, and forging him as well with papers and documents related to the request to obtain visas for people of different nationalities in the name of the victim, then going to a measure center in Al Nahda, as a representative The victim, providing the origin of his identity with those requests and authorization.
The witness added that the first accused performed the role masterfully, so he went to the place and presented the required papers with the original identity, and was able to obtain the required visas with the false authorization, pointing out that he was receiving, for this process, 2000 dirhams per month.
The witness indicated that the second defendant confessed that he played the role of mediator in handing the first defendant the false authorization in order to obtain the visas, despite his knowledge that it is an incorrect authorization, while the third defendant in the case assumed falsification of authorizations, and admitted that this is not the first crime, but he falsified a number of authorizations in the names Emirati nationals, pointing out that a fugitive accused was presenting him with the required documents and passport copies of citizens in order to visit authorizations in their names and copy the signatures on passports and IDs, in return for a monthly salary of 1600 dirhams.
Forging "traffic fare" receipts
The criminal court in Dubai started the trial of five drivers, four of them in attendance and the fifth in absentia as a fugitive, on charges of falsifying official documents consisting of four receipts for collecting traffic tariffs for trucks (Al-Zubair Gate), and they seized a sum of money belonging to the victim company that assigned them to spend tasks for it, The defendants attempted to circumvent the claim that these were receipts of traffic tariff bills.
An observer at the victim's company said that his company contracted the defendants to transport a load from Ras Al Khaimah to Saudi Arabia, as they work in the field of transit transport, pointing out that he later learned that they had provided truck traffic receipts with a trailer for the company in order to collect the fees they paid, and show They are forged receipts.
A witness, from the Roads and Transport Authority in Sharjah, said that he supervises the traffic gates, and the amount was attended by the representative of the victim company, and he provided four receipts for the fees of crossing a truck with a trailer, through the traffic tariff system at the Zubair Gate, in order to check it, and confirmed that it differs in The form and the content about its correct counterpart, which indicates that it is forged.
A fugitive accused provided the gang with photos of the passports and documents of the victims.