The trial court found the man from the United Arab Emirates guilty of forgery and decided to commit it to prison for one year.
The jobless 29-year-old Pakistani from the UAE is found guilty of forgery and fraud by trial court. He is sentenced to one year of imprisonment and the subsequent deportation. Sentence can be appealed.
It is established that in the middle of 2014 the defendant met emiratets in a lobby of hotel on Shaikh Zayed Road and asked for it on credit 50 thousand dirhams ($13,6 thousand). It provided to the claimant the check addressed to other person.
"I asked the defendant [...] to leave a list on the copy of the check, confirmatory that it will bear responsibility if the bank will reject the check" — the applicant told.
Besides, as the identity certificate the defendant provided to emiratets the copy of the residence permit containing its personal data and the photo.
Having received the required amount, the defendant promised to return it after one month, however it didn't occur. Several days later after the specified time frame the applicant went with the witness businessman of the Indian origin to the Pakistani. The defendant pretended that he is going to give money, and forced the businessman to wait from 11 in the morning to 5 in the evening, without having appeared. After that the bank didn't accept earlier issued check, and the prosecutor made the complaint in policy station. Then the victim found out that the name in documents of the defendant differs from the signature. The department on work with foreign citizens in Dubai reported that the documents submitted by the defendant were counterfeit.
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