V. Read and translate the article from “Action Fraud” (the UK’s national fraud and internet crime reporting centre). Look at the sentences after it and write T for True and F for False.
Bank Card Fraudsters J42ailed
Three bank card fraudsters were given a total of 7 years sentence for theft, following an operation led by the banking industry-sponsored Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit (DCPCU) [10 September 2013] The men were found in possession of four laptop computers containing the details of over 3500 debit and credit cards, following a raid by DCPCU officers at an address in Hackney, London in May 2012.
The convicted trio had used the compromised card details to purchase almost £10,000 worth of goods, including online orders of alcohol and cigarettes.
Ajeniya, Runsewe and George were all convicted of theft, and were sentenced at the Old Bailey. George received a sentence of 2 years and 6 months, with Runsewe and Ajeniya both sentenced for 2 years 3 months.
DCI Dave Carter, Head of the DCPCU, commented: “These criminals stole the personal financial details of thousands of individuals and used them for their own fraudulent activities. Today’s sentence sends a clear message to others that our specialist unit is working hard to identify and take out of circulation the perpetrators of such crimes.”
41. This article is from the UK’s national fraud and internet crime reporting centre “Banks Today”.
42. Four bank card fraudsters were given a total of 7 years sentence for theft.
43. The operation was led by the car industry-sponsored Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit.
44. The raid by DCPCU took place in Queens, New York in June 2014.
45. The men were found in possession of four laptop computers containing the details of over 3500 debit and credit cards.
46. The convicted trio had used the compromised card details to purchase almost £10,000 worth of goods.
47. Ajeniya, Runsewe and Harry were all convicted of theft, and were sentenced at the Old Bailey.
48. Runsewe received a sentence of 2 years and 6 months
49. These criminals used the personal financial details of thousands of individuals for public activities.
50. Their specialist unit is working hard to identify and take out of circulation the perpetrators of such crimes.
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V. Read and translate the article from “Action Fraud” (the UK’s national fraud and internet crime reporting centre). Look at the sentences after it and write T for True and F for False.
Bank Card Fraudsters J42ailed
Three bank card fraudsters were given a total of 7 years sentence for theft, following an operation led by the banking industry-sponsored Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit (DCPCU) [10 September 2013] The men were found in possession of four laptop computers containing the details of over 3500 debit and credit cards, following a raid by DCPCU officers at an address in Hackney, London in May 2012.
The convicted trio had used the compromised card details to purchase almost £10,000 worth of goods, including online orders of alcohol and cigarettes.
Ajeniya, Runsewe and George were all convicted of theft, and were sentenced at the Old Bailey. George received a sentence of 2 years and 6 months, with Runsewe and Ajeniya both sentenced for 2 years 3 months.
DCI Dave Carter, Head of the DCPCU, commented: “These criminals stole the personal financial details of thousands of individuals and used them for their own fraudulent activities. Today’s sentence sends a clear message to others that our specialist unit is working hard to identify and take out of circulation the perpetrators of such crimes.”
41. This article is from the UK’s national fraud and internet crime reporting centre “Banks Today”.
42. Four bank card fraudsters were given a total of 7 years sentence for theft.
43. The operation was led by the car industry-sponsored Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit.
44. The raid by DCPCU took place in Queens, New York in June 2014.
45. The men were found in possession of four laptop computers containing the details of over 3500 debit and credit cards.
46. The convicted trio had used the compromised card details to purchase almost £10,000 worth of goods.
47. Ajeniya, Runsewe and Harry were all convicted of theft, and were sentenced at the Old Bailey.
48. Runsewe received a sentence of 2 years and 6 months
49. These criminals used the personal financial details of thousands of individuals for public activities.
50. Their specialist unit is working hard to identify and take out of circulation the perpetrators of such crimes.
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Bank Card Fraudsters J42ailed
Three bank card fraudsters were given a total of 7 years sentence for theft, following an operation led by the banking industry-sponsored Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit (DCPCU) [10 September 2013] The men were found in possession of four laptop computers containing the details of over 3500 debit and credit cards, following a raid by DCPCU officers at an address in Hackney, London in May 2012.
The convicted trio had used the compromised card details to purchase almost £10,000 worth of goods, including online orders of alcohol and cigarettes.
Ajeniya, Runsewe and George were all convicted of theft, and were sentenced at the Old Bailey. George received a sentence of 2 years and 6 months, with Runsewe and Ajeniya both sentenced for 2 years 3 months.
DCI Dave Carter, Head of the DCPCU, commented: “These criminals stole the personal financial details of thousands of individuals and used them for their own fraudulent activities. Today’s sentence sends a clear message to others that our specialist unit is working hard to identify and take out of circulation the perpetrators of such crimes.”
41. This article is from the UK’s national fraud and internet crime reporting centre “Banks Today”.
42. Four bank card fraudsters were given a total of 7 years sentence for theft.
43. The operation was led by the car industry-sponsored Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit.
44. The raid by DCPCU took place in Queens, New York in June 2014.
45. The men were found in possession of four laptop computers containing the details of over 3500 debit and credit cards.
46. The convicted trio had used the compromised card details to purchase almost £10,000 worth of goods.
47. Ajeniya, Runsewe and Harry were all convicted of theft, and were sentenced at the Old Bailey.
48. Runsewe received a sentence of 2 years and 6 months
49. These criminals used the personal financial details of thousands of individuals for public activities.
50. Their specialist unit is working hard to identify and take out of circulation the perpetrators of such crimes.
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