Man Arrested by Halton Police for Fraudulently Obtaining Narcotics
Published November 9, 2018 at 1:04 pm
Halton police have arrested a Mississauga man for fraudulently obtaining narcotics.
Halton police have arrested a Mississauga man for fraudulently obtaining narcotics.
According to police, in September 2018 members of the Halton Regional Police Service Fraud Unit began an investigation into a person of interest in connection with a series of pharmacy frauds throughout the region.
On Nov. 7 Ali Khatib, 22-year-old man from Mississauga, was arrested after he fraudulently obtained narcotics from a pharmacy in Milton.
A subsequent search warrant was executed at the accused’s residence. As a result, the accused was charged with:
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- Utter forged document (four counts)
- Possession of forged documents (nine counts)
- Identity theft
- Possession for the purpose – Schedule I
- Breach of recognizance
The accused was held was held for bail.
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