Case involving FBI against man accused of cybercrimes in Cork adjourned to May

Among the things Suleman Mazhar is accused of is money-laundering
Suleman Mazhar is accused of having a smart card reader to make false financial instruments and having 52 plastic cards embedded with smart chips and magnetic strips. File picture: Larry Cummins

Suleman Mazhar is accused of having a smart card reader to make false financial instruments and having 52 plastic cards embedded with smart chips and magnetic strips. File picture: Larry Cummins

The case against a 42-year-old man charged in Cork with alleged cybercrimes following an investigation locally and by the FBI in America was adjourned on Monday.

Suleman Mazhar, who was previously of Moneygourney, Douglas, Cork, had the case against him mentioned at the opening day of the sessions of Cork Circuit Criminal Court.

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