He sold him a rental office and 39 other vehicles
A fraudster sells an illusion to a Gulf Arab for 1.4 million dirhams
A man from an Arab country sold a car rental office and a number of non-owned vehicles to a Gulf businessman, by taking the victim to a sandy yard containing those cars and offering to sell them to him with the office for one million and 400 thousand dirhams, and the buyer was enthusiastic about the tempting deal even though he did not The fraudster visits in his office or actually sees what proves that he owns the office and vehicles, and immediately gives him his Range Rover to sell it for 300,000 dirhams and then gives him one million and 100,000 dirhams later, until he discovers that he has been a victim of a fraud, then he reported the accused who was arrested by the police Dubai, and he was referred to the Public Prosecution and from there to the Criminal Court in Dubai, which started his trial.
The victim said during the investigations of the Public Prosecution that he recognized the accused and took him to a sandy yard in Al Qusais area behind Al Mulla Plaza. He showed him 39 vehicles that he had keys and explained to him their specifications and models, indicating that he belonged to a rental office that had the right to legally dispose of it under a power of attorney. He must hold the office and government papers of his own.
He added that the defendant later escorted him to a cafe in the Port Said area and told him that the agreed office is in a neighboring building, but he does not currently have its keys, and he sent him pictures of the office, until he lured him to buy it with the vehicles for one million and 400 thousand dirhams, assuring him that it was an excellent deal.
The victim indicated that he agreed to the deal and handed over the defendant a down payment of his Range Rover car, as they went together to a car dealer and sold it and handed him the price of 300,000 dirhams as a deposit for the deal, then he later handed him one million and 100 thousand dirhams, and the accused gave him a copy of a commercial license in his name attributed to its issuance To the Department of Economic Development in Dubai, then the accused left the country, before the office and cars practically handed him over, and whenever he called him, he evaded or pleaded with him with false excuses, so he went to the Department of Economic Development to confirm the validity of the license that the accused sent to him, and he was shocked that it was forged and realized that he had signed A victim of a scam and reported to the police.
For his part, a prosecution witness in the case of the same nationality of the accused said that he knew of a dispute between the two parties, so he called the latter, who confirmed to him that he had obtained the money for his need, and he would return the money in the form of monthly payments, but he did not.