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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Trio Charged in Fraudulent Electronic Funds Transfer Case

Trio Charged in Fraudulent Electronic Funds Transfer Case

5 January 2026 - 10:04

Trio Charged in Fraudulent Electronic Funds Transfer Case

5 January 2026 - 10:04

Trio Charged in Fraudulent Electronic Funds Transfer Case

Three individuals have been formally arrested and charged for fraud-related offenses involving the unauthorized electronic transfer of funds.

The accused include:

  • Jahari Adams, 28, of Golden Grove Extension

  • Judeah Francis, 25, of Golden Grove

  • Kareem Davis, 19, of Cooks Extension

They face joint charges of Electronic Transfer of Funds concerning the illegal transfer of $10,600.00 from a savings account at a local bank on December 13, 2025.

These charges arise from an investigation that commenced on Friday, January 2, 2026, when police officers intercepted a white Toyota Ractis vehicle along Friendly Alley. The car was driven by Francis and had Adams and Davis as passengers.

During the arrest, police confiscated several items, including:

  • One silver HP laptop
  • A Digicel cellular phone
  • A storage vault

These items are believed to be pertinent to the investigation.

The accused are scheduled to appear before the court to respond to the charges.

 
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9 Comments

  1. Charge they ass

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  2. Thiev s are getting more and more skillful

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  3. Lazy asses don’t want to work

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  4. Police seem to be taking cybercrime more seriously now

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  5. Technology is a blessing, but it can also be a curse when misused

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  6. Fraud is fraud, whether online or in person. The law must take its course.

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  7. We will find more and more electronic fraud bcause of the times that we live in

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  8. Let the courts deal with it properly. Innocent until proven guilty

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  9. So young and already mixed up in serious crime. Sad

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