22 Jun, 2015 @ 10:47
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Man posing as Sunborn employee fraudulently acquires £1,700 worth of electrical goods in Gibraltar

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A MAN who posed as a Sunborn employee to fraudulently acquire electrical goods has been order to pay £1,700 in compensation.

Albert Jimenez, 29, was paid £50 by an unknown man to pose as a Sunborn employee and ascertain £1,700 worth of electrical goods from Digital Corner on Main Street.

Wearing a Sunborn T-shirt, Jimenez managed to collect a forged order for a computer, a keyboard, two iPhones and three ink cartridges.

Sunborn officials alerted the courts when the electronics store sent them a receipt for the acquisition.

As well as paying the compensation, Jimenez will also face 70 hours of community service.

Rob Horgan

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