A 23-year-old resident of Przasnysza attempted to extort credit for the data he stole from an active soldier of the Polish Army. The imposter fell under a military unit, where he arranged with a bank worker for signed credit documents. He's facing up to 8 years of imprisonment.
The impostor was followed by police officers from the Department to fight the economical crime of the Metropolitan Police Headquarters. “They have determined that 23-year-old residents of Przasnysz are trying to extort credit, PLN 52 thousand, for false data,” explains Edyta Adamus from the KSP press office.
For this intent he impersonated an active soldier of the Polish Army, serving in 1 of the Warsaw units.
The 23-year-old had false papers that he registered in the fictitious mCcicietel app. He stole a soldier's data from a bank he utilized to work at. He knew that all period he had a salary. On the basis of falsified documents, he applied for credit. He besides chose a bank where he was erstwhile employed, but was released.
In order to be credible in front of a bank employee, he arranged for signed credit papers to be signed to a military unit. It turns out that he knew the customs of the soldiers well, due to the fact that for 11 months he had voluntary primary military service, but due to the negative opinion of the commander and scientist he was not admitted to professional military service.
The impostor fell in the act. erstwhile a bank worker came to meet him, police officers stepped in. A man has heard the charge of fraud, and he is facing up to 8 years imprisonment. – He did not resist," added Edyta Adamus.
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