GARDAÍ HAVE ARRESTED a man in Dublin after an iPhone worth over €1,000 was purchased with counterfeit notes.
The phone was sold by a man who reported the counterfeit notes to gardaí, who consequnetly launched an investigation, and later arrested a man.
In a tweet earlier this evening, gardaí said “A man reported to Pearse Street Garda Station that he sold his iPhone X worth €1,100 to a man and received counterfeit €20 notes.
“[An] investigation began and Gardaí identified a suspect offender. A search warrant was obtained under Section 48 of Criminal Justice (Theft & Fraud Offences) Act 2001.
“The property was recovered and returned to the owner. A man has now been charged and will be dealt with by the courts.”
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