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Toronto police charged two more in a 2016 fraud scheme using 680 fake identities, causing $4M in losses.
Toronto police have charged two more individuals in Project Deja Vu, a large-scale synthetic identity fraud scheme dating back to 2016, raising the total to 14 charged and over 100 combined charges.
The investigation uncovered more than 680 fake identities created using real and fabricated personal details to open hundreds of bank and credit accounts across Ontario, resulting in about $4 million in losses.
Authorities seized hundreds of payment cards, fake documents, and $300,000 in cash.
A third suspect remains at large.
The fraud involved unauthorized purchases, withdrawals, and money laundering, with some proceeds allegedly used for fraudulent mortgages.
Police continue to seek public information to locate the fugitive suspect.
La policía de Toronto acusó a dos más en un esquema de fraude de 2016 utilizando 680 identidades falsas, causando pérdidas de $ 4M.