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Lawyer for Man Accused of Accessing Mark Carney’s Banking Data Awaits Info in ‘Involved’ Case
Ibrahim El-Hakim, 23, allegedly accessed banking profiles as part of a fraud scheme linked to organized crime involving over $68,000 in credit card fraud, court documents show.
- A 23-year-old former RBC client adviser allegedly accessed Prime Minister Mark Carney's banking information on June 17 at an RBC branch near Parliament Hill.
- The man, Ibrahim El-Hakim, allegedly participated in a bank scheme linked to organized crime, creating banking profiles and obtaining credit cards for payment.
- El-Hakim has been charged with fraud, unauthorized computer use, identity theft and trafficking in identity information, according to court documents.
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Lawyer for man accused of accessing PM's banking data awaits info in 'involved' case
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Lawyer for man accused of accessing PM’s banking data awaits info in ‘involved’ case – 105.9 The Region
OTTAWA — The lawyer for a man accused of accessing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s banking data says he is still awaiting some information from the Crown in the case. Ron Guertin, counsel for former Royal Bank of Canada employee Ibrahim El-Hakim, told an Ontario court Wednesday the matter is “rather involved” and he expects disclosure of more information from the Crown soon. The case is set to return to court next month. El-Hakim, 23, of Ottawa, is…
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