Guelph police say a 40-year-old man has been charged in connection with a bank fraud downtown over three years ago.
Officers were contacted by staff in July 2019 about a customer who allegedly deposited a company cheque for just under $18,000.
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They say the cheque was returned to the bank and the money wasn’t recovered.
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Another police service had arrested the man on Monday on an outstanding warrant.
He’s been charged with fraud.
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