Stolen Money
Description
This person has stolen the total amount of 4,000 Euro today from my company and this is very urgent and delicate because he is refusing to send the money to where he was suppose to send it to and on the run with the money.
He is a Worker employed in my company the day before yesterday and he claim to be trusted and he claim he could handle a Bank transfer from one of our other worker living in Czech Republic and now he has received the money and refusing to send to the company's branch office location in Dublin.
Please we need immediate help as soon as possible since this is a UK based Automotive company.
We have sent him a lot of emails but there is still no response.
Here are his full details because this criminal must be caught.
BOLU PRIDE BAKARE
18 ARDILAUN GREEN
MULLINGAR
CO.WESTMEATH
E-mail: [email protected]
Tell phone +353899844727
Home phone is +353449345489
I am attaching a copy of the transfer receipt from the Bank transfer which our other worker living in Czech Republic did to this criminal.
This is a Nigerian criminal living there in Ireland.
Please i will wait for updates.
Thanks to you all for the help.
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