> He was convicted for fraudulent documents and given an eight-month sentence in London. Afterwards, he stayed in Britain and was convicted again, under a different name, in 2009 on a fraud charge and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment.
> He said his passport was at his apartment in Montreal. Police charged him with two counts of fraud and personation.
> He said his passport was at his apartment in Montreal. Police charged him with two counts of fraud and personation.
Certainly a fraudster.