Mozambique national arrested for forging currency

Mozambique national arrested for forging currency

October 18, 2012   01:15 pm

A Mozambique national was arrested by the Criminal Investigation Department in Bambalapitiya over a financial fraud of Rs.12 million.

 

The suspect was arrested after the CID had received a complaint regarding his illegal activities.

 

The Mozambique national was involved in a racket in which he was forging currency. The suspect was alleged to have used a particular chemical and green paper in order to forge US Dollars.

 

Police stated that 20 US$100 bills, three US$1 bills, one US$10 bill, an Indian Rs.500 bill, three 500 Euros bills, 65 other foreign notes, a laptop and a mobile phone in the suspect’s possession were seized.

 

The suspect was presented before the Aluthkade Magistrates Court and was ordered to be kept in remand until October 24.

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