2 GTA men charged with 87 fraud-related offences

Two men of the Big Toronto are faced with 87 accusations related to fraud and probe of theft of cars.

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The Toronto police said that the officers answered last Friday to a call to a motorist who is dangerous as a leader on Warden Avenue Avenue. region.

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It is alleged that two men acted as an employee for the delivery of food and client products, when the police said that one of them approached the victim in the parking lot, claiming that she needed help, paying for pizza because the debit card did not work.

The police claimed that the man offered the victim money in exchange for the use of his card to buy pizza. Meanwhile, the other person provided a stolen car for the point of view for the victim.

During the interaction, the victim’s credit card was allegedly stolen. According to the police, another card was awarded the victim.

The officers arrived at the scene during this interaction and found men in the stolen Honda Civic, who tried to escape.

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The car was stopped, and both men were arrested.

The police stated that the suspect car had false license plates, and contained evidence in support of fraud accusations.

21 -year -old Jamal Raja from Ajax was accused of 24 points of impossibility of fulfilling the order on the test term, 21 points of ownership/use of a credit card received as a result of a crime, and other crimes.

18 -year -old Joshua Mavak from Ajax was charged with 21 points of ownership/use of a credit card received as a result of a crime, three owners of property owned by crime in the amount of $ 5,000 and other crimes.

Investigators believe that there may be more victims. Images of both accused were released.