Bulgarians Walk Away With P10,000 Fines

Convicted Bulgarian nationals have been fined P10,000 each
Convicted Bulgarian nationals have been fined P10,000 each

It was supposed to be a high profile electronic card information theft case but Bulgarian nationals accused of FNB ATM and bank account scam, were last week slapped with a lighter fines of P10, 000 each.

The case had attracted public interest, raising issues of mistrust against financial institutions.

Passing the sentence, Principal Magistrate Goodwill Makofi said the three accused Bulgarians, Plamen Nikolaev Pandor 44, Liliya Nikolaeva Borisova 26 and Dimitar Borislavov Angelou 36, were convicted of three counts, being unauthorised access to a computer service, unlawful importation of computer devices and unlawful possession of computer devices.

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