Zimbabwean man remanded after fraud racket

A Zimbabwean man was remanded in custody today over a multi-million euro fraud.

Fri, 15 Oct, 2010 - 19:11

A Zimbabwean man was remanded in custody today over a multi-million euro fraud.

Micheal Tuzuka was arrested along with two other people after a nationwide investigation into stolen cheques and cheque books and the elaborate forging of credit cards.

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