Two suspects charged in sale of more than $100K in fake tickets

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Investigators with Peel Regional Police say they have laid charges against two men from the Greater Toronto Area in connection with the sale of more than $100,000 worth of fake tickets to music and sporting events around the city.

Two suspects charged in sale of more than $100K in fake tickets to GTA concerts and sports events: Peel police

"It is alleged that these persons solicited numerous individuals through personal relationships and social media," police said in the release. One of the suspects was taken into custody on March 19. Police said that 29-year-old Jordan Cordeiro of Mississauga has been charged with fraud under $5,000.A second suspect, 37-year-old Jaspal Thiara, was taken into custody on March 27 and charged with defrauding the public, Peel police said.

 

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