Benin: Visually Impaired Man Risks 5 Years in Prison for Internet Fraud
A young visually impaired man is at risk of facing 5 years in prison for internet fraud.

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The man appeared before the Court for the Repression of Economic Crimes and Terrorism (CRIET) this Thursday, March 21, 2024. The defendant, who identifies himself as a motel manager in Ouidah, pled not guilty, according to reports from Bip FM radio.
The public prosecutor stated that during the preliminary investigation, the accused had admitted to being a former cybercriminal. However, from all the information extracted from his phone, he only acknowledged one instance. The substitute prosecutor has therefore requested a 5-year prison sentence, with 3 years being mandatory. The accused will learn of his fate on April 18th.
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