Rivers Police Warn Women Against Fraudulent Transport Collection - Criminal Offense Alert
The Rivers State Police Command issued a warning to women engaging in fraudulent activities by collecting transport fare from men without honoring appointments. The police emphasized that this act constitutes a criminal offense under Section 419 of the Criminal Code, punishable by up to three years in prison.
The warning, shared via a video on Facebook, aimed to deter individuals from obtaining money under false pretenses. The police spokesperson, Grace, highlighted the legal consequences of such actions and urged women to refrain from dishonest financial dealings to avoid facing charges.
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