B.C. Fraudster Sentenced to House Arrest for Defrauding Vulnerable Client

A British Columbia man has been sentenced to house arrest for defrauding an "extremely vulnerable" client of $155,800 by transferring money from their retirement and savings accounts over a prolonged period.

13 May, 10:30 — 13 May, 10:30

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B.C. fraudster gets house arrest for bilking ‘extremely vulnerable’ client out of $155,800

The man sent himself the money in amounts between $300 and $3,000, from his client's retirement and savings accounts, 'over a prolonged period of time'

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B.C. Fraudster Sentenced to House Arrest for Defrauding Vulnerable Client

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B.C. fraudster gets house arrest for bilking ‘extremely vulnerable’ client out of $155,800

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