MILTON, Ont. – Halton regional police say an Ajax, Ont., man who placed an online ad offering baseball tickets for sale is charged with fraud.
Police say a 20-year-old man placed an online ad offering four Toronto Blue Jays playoff tickets for an Oct. 8, 2015, game in Toronto.
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Investigators say the ad was answered by a Milton, Ont., man who agreed to purchase the tickets and pre-paid for the tickets via an electronic money transfer.
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It’s alleged the Milton man never received the tickets.
Police say Ty Jaydon Paul Watson turned himself into Halton police on Tuesday and is charged with fraud under $5,000.
Watson is scheduled to appear in Milton court on Feb. 17.
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