US EditionProsecutor wants tough sentence for man in $56K lottery cheque fraud - Barbados Today
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Prosecutor wants tough sentence for man in $56K lottery cheque fraud - Barbados Today
A state prosecutor believes that a man who obtained $75 000 from FirstCaribbean International Bank with a fake lottery cheque six years ago should either be jailed or fined heavily. Making sentencing submissions in the fraud case of Melvin Nolan Cumberbatch, State Counsel Paul Prescod told the No. 4 Supreme Court, “The bank lost $75 000 and I do not think the state should be entertaining this thought that ‘The bank money is insured’. That has no…
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