IGP asks CID to investigate alleged fraud at SLC

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The Inspector General of Police (IGP) has decided to hand over the investigation of the alleged US $5.5 million attempted fraud at Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) to the Criminal Investigation Division (CID).

According to SP Ruwan Gunasekera, the Media Spokesperson for Police, the IGP had directed a speedy investigation by the CID into the matter.

The fraud relates to an alleged attempt to redirect money due to SLC from an international media network, to an offshore account.

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666 Wednesday, 12 September 2018 05:57 PM

This had happened when the bookie guy was at the helm.

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