A Winnipeg man has been charged with allegedly defrauding eight different local veterinary hospitals between May 2017 and this past August.
Police said the suspect would visit the hospitals with a number of dogs, seeking medical treatment under a fake name. He would then leave the business without paying, or sometimes adjust a point of sale machine.
The total losses to the eight businesses is estimated at $5,200, and police believe the suspect was raising dogs for sale.
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Hazem Nafez Alsadi, 29, turned himself in to police Sunday and has been charged with eight counts of fraud under $5,000.
He was detained in custody.
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