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Man Banned from Football Matches for Ticket Scam

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Manchester Man Banned from Football Matches for Ticket Scam

A 33-year-old Manchester resident, Abdelmohaimen Mohamed, was banned from all football matches in the UK for three years and fined £1,500 for running a large-scale ticket scam. He was caught selling fake tickets outside Anfield Stadium last August and admitted to illegally selling tickets for major games, targeting Liverpool supporters from Egypt and Saudi Arabia. This case serves as a warning to others considering similar scams, as authorities are vigilant and ready to take action.

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Man Banned from Football Matches for Ticket Scam

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Banned from Football Matches for Ticket Scam. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's February 26th. This episode is brought to you by NordVPN, fast, reliable online privacy. Links in the episode description. Here's your UK news in two minutes. A 33-year-old man from Manchester has been banned from all football matches in the country for three years after running a large-scale ticket scam. Abdul-Moham in Mohamed got caught last August outside Amphial Stadium trying to sell fake tickets to fans heading into Liverpool's match against. Arsenal, offices found him with four mobile phones loaded with bogus match tickets, some marked with numbers that pointed to a professional setup. In court this week at Seth & Magistrates, he admitted to illegally selling tickets for major games. The judge hit him with the ban plus a 1,500-pound bill for fines and costs. Police dug deeper and learned he focused on Liverpool supporters from Egypt and Saudi

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