Another four people will be produced in the Suva Magistrates Court today with former employees of FNPF and TLTB for another case of alleged fraud against the Fiji National Provident Fund.
Police say the six accused persons allegedly colluded to use forged Certificate of Titles to withdraw more than $31,000 from four of the accused persons’ FNPF accounts.
The alleged incident took place between the 7th to the 24th of June this year.
Former FNPF employee, Jack Hiramatsu has been charged again with five counts of forgery for allegedly forging various legal documents pertaining to the purchase of land.
Former TLTB clerk, Adi Mara Qaranivalu has been charged with one count of forgery for allegedly forging a Certificate of Title.
A 45 year old security officer also faces one count of using forged documents and one count of obtaining financial advantage by deception for allegedly obtaining $5,600 from the FNPF using forged documents.
A 40 year old woman who is a Customer Services Officer faces one count of using forged documents and one count of obtaining financial advantage by deception for allegedly obtaining $3,000 from FNPF using forged documents.
A 35 year old Naval Officer has been charged with one count of using forged document and one count of obtaining financial advantage by deception for allegedly obtaining $10,300 from FNPF using forged documents while a 42 year old technician has also been charged with the same two counts for allegedly obtaining $12,200 from FNPF using forged documents.
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