Suspected to deceive Norwegians through online acquisitions, a person banned in Pristina

Suspected to deceive Norwegians through online acquisitions, a person banned in Pristina

Suspected to deceive Norwegians through online acquisitions, a person banned in Pristina

A person with initials B.M. It has been banned for 48 hours in Pristina, under suspicion of fraud by Norwegian citizens, using their banking data to conduct online purchases.

According to a joint communiqué of the Kosovo Police and the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina, the case allegedly occurred during 2026, when the suspect, by presenting false facts, allegedly exposed injured persons with the intention of illegal property gains.

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After allegedly providing their bank records, he has used them to carry out online messages at various stores, mainly in those that sell electronic devices.

As a result of these actions, Norwegian citizens have suffered considerable material damage.

During the implementation of the search warrant, seven mobile phones — two computers, two USBs, a car and various documents — are expected to serve as material evidence in criminal procedure.

The investigation was conducted by the Constitutional Prosecutor in Pristina, in co-operation with the Kosovo Police, the Directorate for Investigation of Cyber Crimes, respectively.

The prosecution has announced that the person has been detained at the order of the State Attorney for 48 hours, under suspicion of committing criminal acts.

Source Layer: Dukeagini

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