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He said that the duo deceived an old Pakistani national M.E. convincing him to pay them some money to double it. They informed the victim that the money would be doubled by using red mercury.
The victim filed a complaint at Al Madina Police station that he had handed over Dh54,000 to the men hoping that they would be able to double the amount using the chemical. He filed a complaint after he lost hope of getting his money back. A police investigation team set a trap by asking the victim to go to one of the gang member's house and give him more money to be doubled. While they argued with the victim to pay more money to buy the chemicals, the police raided the apartment and arrested the gang and confiscated large amount of fake US dollars and carbon papers as well as the liquid they used for deceiving poor people.
Brig Mujlad pointed out that the arrested members were residing in the country illegally, though their residence visa had expired six months ago and they had succeeded in deceiving and cheating many people, especially women. “During the interrogation the gang members confessed their crime and the case was referred to the public prosecution,“ he noted
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