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Colombo High Court Judge Preethi Padhman Surasena sentenced two Ukranians to two years rigorous imprisonment after they pleaded guilty to 26 charges of defrauding several banks to the tune of Rs 11.1 million by withdrawing money from ATMs using forged credit cards.
The accused were also ordered to pay an additional fine of Rs 200,000 on each charge. In default of the payment of the fine they were further imposed with two months imprisonment on each charge.
The accused were arrested by the Police while they were staying in a hotel in Negombo They were accused of withdrawing Rs 11.1 million from the ATMs of leading banks in Wennapuwa, Negombo, Seeduwa, Nittambuwa, Ja –Ela, Yakkala, Katunayake and Chilaw from March 10 to March 21, 2012. (T. Farook Thajudeen)
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Comments - Two years RI for two Ukrainians
IBNUABOO Thursday, 27 June 2013 03:56 PM
why they selected this islan for this crime .as this country has no,1 credit card criminals the 2 forigners may be in connection with them to learn how to handle this job
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dickie bird Friday, 28 June 2013 09:06 AM
Is (02) years maximum for such offences?? There are 26 in all. Hence why such a minimum sentence? Why is there no penalty imposed in addition to the 02 years?
Something fishy in this judgement.
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