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Woman, 19, charged after alleged fraudulent purchase of $85K Land Rover in Ajax

Police said the woman was arrested on Saturday when she went to go pick up the vehicle from the dealership. File / Global News

Durham Regional Police say a 19-year-old woman is facing several charges after allegedly using a fraudulent ID to finance a Land Rover worth more than $85,000.

Police said that last Friday, the woman went to the Land Rover Lakeridge dealership in Ajax and used the ID to finance a 2019 Land Rover Velar.

In a news release, officers said the Durham police Financial Crimes Unit was contacted and the transaction was deemed fraudulent.

Read more: Auto insurance fraud increases threefold in 2020: Manitoba Public Insurance

The woman was arrested when she went to pick up the vehicle on Saturday, police said.

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Lubnan Godarzi of Niagara Falls has since been charged with several offences, including fraud under $5,000, making a false statement to procure a loan and personation to obtain property interest.

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Police said she was released on an undertaking.

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