Ajman Police arrest the accused of looting school fees for an unlicensed school

The Ajman Police General Command has arrested a man of Arab nationality in his forties, accused of defrauding students' parents after receiving money from them in the form of school fees in an unlicensed school. In detail, Major Muhammad Al-Shaali, head of the Al-Jarf Comprehensive Police Station in Ajman, said that a number of reports were received by the center stating that people were defrauded by paying tuition fees to the school administration, only to be surprised a week after the beginning of the school year that the school closed its doors and the responsible director and all the staff working in it disappeared. The head of the Al-Jarf Comprehensive Police Station added that by investigating the incident, it was found that the accused (M.K.A.) did not abide by the decision to refuse to officially open the school for not fulfilling the conditions, and announced the opening of registration for parents, presenting attractive offers to attract the largest possible number, and he received the money himself and signed On receipt of receipts, and closed the school, fleeing the students' parents. By taking the necessary measures, the police were able to arrest the accused, and by interrogating him, he admitted that he practiced the activity without a license and collected sums of money from the parents of more than 1,500 students, and part of the amount was spent, while the Ajman Police began its procedures to follow up the collection of the sums of money to return them to their owners. Major Muhammad Khalfan Al Shaali called on parents to investigate accuracy and ensure school licenses and their validity when choosing their children's schools, stressing that Ajman Police will not tolerate anyone who violates the laws.