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More Troubles For Hushpuppi As He Is Set To Be Prosecuted For Multiple Fraud In Dubai

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Dubai public prosecution is set to prosecute embattled Instagram celebrity, Hushpuppi for multiple fraud, UAE’s newspaper, The National, reported on Wednesday.

Hushpuppi, real name Raymond Abbas, who was arrested by Dubai Police on June 10, has been charged with obtaining money from others through fraudulent means and is currently being questioned by prosecutors at the Bur Dubai section.

According to the report, security officers in the emirate arrested Hushpuppi and 12 others for online fraud that targets companies and individuals.

“THEY WOULD SEND OUT LETTERS FROM EMAIL ADDRESSES ALMOST IDENTICAL TO THOSE OF LEGITIMATE COMPANIES, TARGETING CUSTOMERS OF THESE COMPANIES, WITH THE PURPOSE OF DIVERTING PAYMENTS TO THEMSELVES,”

A senior prosecutor said.

The 38-year-old suspect is also said to be wanted for fraud crimes in Europe, US, and Nigeria.

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