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Jailed for using another’s ID
A Nigerian man, who produced a stolen labour card of a man who turned out to be wanted by the police, has been sentenced to three months in prison.
The trader was convicted of using an official document of another person and will be deported after release.
The man, 44, was intercepted by Dubai CID personnel while in a taxi. When he was asked to produce his labour card – which he did not have – he used the ID of a fellow passenger who ran away and dropped his ID card.
The defendant wound up in the Wanted Section of Sharjah Police, and had to be fingerprint-tested to validate that he was not the person he had claimed to be.
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