Ghanaian-Canadian man has been arrested for allegedly
defrauding two clients by selling packaged rice to them as an iPhone.
An online platform, YEN.com.gh reports that Andrew Boateng
Gyimah was arrested in Toronto, Canada, after he was reported to the police by
two of his victims.
According to Canadian authorities, Andrew met up with one of
his victims in an area of Islington Avenue after the victim had seen an advert
he posted online.
Then he gave the victim a box, which he said contained the
iPhone 6.
However, when the victim opened the box, all that was
therein were grains of rice.
Someone else had earlier forwarded this to report that he
had fallen victim to the same trick by Andrew Gyimah.
Andrew is now facing two counts of fraud under $5,000, two
counts of false pretence under $5,000, and two counts of breaching a court
order.
Apple’s iPhones are highly sought after by many millennials
and could set you back by about $550.
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