A court previously convicted the woman for perpetrating multiple counts of fraud. Her modus operandi involved deceiving migrants and businesses by promising assistance in obtaining travel documents or resolving debts with the state. In exchange for a fee, she claimed to utilize her purported civil service contacts to facilitate the processes.
Furthermore, the fraudster resorted to intimidation tactics, threatening physical violence against victims who demanded refunds for never rendered services.
This arrest signifies a significant step towards justice for those affected by the woman's fraudulent activities.
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