Two defendants managed to defraud a bank client and transfer the amount of 80 thousand dirhams from his account to the account of one of them, who drew a check of the same amount to his partner, and who in turn involved a third defendant in trying to cash the check, but the strength of the observation and acumen of the banker prevented the completion of the crime, as The employee managed to foil the fraud when he noticed a breach in the check.

The Public Prosecution directed the third defendant to commit a felony using a valid official document in the name of the second accused, by handing it over to the bank, claiming to be its owner, and also using an unofficial valid document, which is the check that he tried to cash.

It also directed the three defendants to commit a misdemeanor of attempting to defraud others.

The arrested suspect acknowledged in the police inference report and the Public Prosecution investigations of the charges against him, indicating that he had met the second defendant, the fugitive, and the latter asked him to impersonate him, cash the check and hand him his ID card imminent, and he asked him to go to the branch in the Dubai Mall Shopping Center, believing He will never be discovered.

An employee in the Operations Department said that he was working in the bank branch when the accused came to him and presented him the check and the ID card, and by checking the check data, it became clear that there was a difference in writing the signature and writing the value of the check, so he took the initiative to verify the transfers made to the bank account on which the check was drawn in the name of The first accused in the case, and he noticed that there was a transfer of the same amount that was made on the same day that the accused came from the account of an Emirati person with the bank.

The employee added that he was suspicious of the matter and contacted the owner of the account from which the money was transferred, and his suspicions were valid when the man told him that he had been subjected to phone fraud and transferred these funds against his will, so the employee informed the security guards and the police that came and arrested the accused.

By investigating the incident, it was found that the victim had written a report with Abu Dhabi Police about his exposure to phone fraud by the two defendants who fled before their arrest, after the third arrested accused was involved in cashing the check, and the latter was referred in presence to the Criminal Court on three different charges, and the two fugitive defendants were also referred in absentia.

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