The Attorney General’s Office (FGR) issued 14 arrest warrants against individuals accused of fraud in different modalities.
With this operation, a total of 10 cases of fraud and 4 of threats were resolved, of which these crimes were committed during the course of this year.
Some of the detainees were identified as Ever Antonio Mejía Martínez in Soyapango, San Salvador and Nancy Elizabeth Rivas Renderos in San Luis Talpa, La Paz.
According to reports, both people offered a victim a loan of $3,000, which came from a financial entity that did not legally exist.
In that sense, they requested a first deposit of $100 to each of their accounts, then they demanded more money, but the victim did not make the payment and filed a complaint.
Also, another of the defendants was Carlos Miguel Canales Martínez, who is already detained for another process, for which he was notified in his respective penal center of the new crime with which he is accused.
This subject was dedicated to deceiving people into believing that a family member had died and requesting money for funeral expenses or for the transfer of relatives.
Likewise, Rita Haydée García Hernández was captured for the crime of fraud, since she contacted her victim and posed as a relative from abroad.
Later, he requested money from them so that they could receive some supposed suitcases with cash inside.
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