A 22-year-oldTorontoman faces nearly 100 accusations related to multiple fraud investigations, police said.
Toronto police said a man "deceived several individuals" in Toronto between April 2021 and February 2022.
Police said the man contacted the victim on Kijiji, Facebook Marketplace, and Snapchat and agreed to buy "various products, mainly designer shoes and clothing."
Officers said the man would meet the victim and pay for the item using a fraudulent check deposited through mobile banking.
"There are more checks than purchased items, and the victim will return the difference to the man," the officer said in a news release. "The check was put on hold and determined to be fraudulent."
Police said the man would have already escaped from the scene with goods and money.
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Police said Tyrescan Bell Fraser in Toronto was arrested on June 27.
He has 5 scams over $ 5,000, 29 scams under $ 5,000, 30 actions by others against counterfeit documents, and less than $ 5,000. He was charged with four cases of theft and two cases of the threat of speech. And 27 counts that did not follow protection observations.
Officials said he appeared in court on June 28th.
"Investigators believe he may have more casualties," police said. "His photo has been published."
Campbell-Fraser is 6 feet tall and weighs 180 pounds. According to police, he has faded hair and a black beard on his side.
His right forearm has a tattoo labeled "Heaven Fraser" and his left forearm has a tattoo labeled "514".
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