Two Sagicor executives charged with fraud set for court today

 

The two Sagicor senior executives who are accused of fleecing customers of $65 million are scheduled to appear in the Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Court today.

 

Bank manager Tricia Monique Moulton, 40, has been charged with conspiracy to defraud, access with intent to commit or facilitate an offence, unlawfully making available device or data for the commission of an offence and computer related fraud.

 

She has also been charged with breaches of the Proceeds of Crime Act and larceny as a servant.

 

The second accused, 42-year-old personal banker Malika McLeod, is also charged with conspiracy to defraud, access with intent to commit or facilitate an offence, unlawfully making available device or data for the commission of an offence, computer related fraud, breaches of the Proceeds of Crime Act and larceny as a servant.

 

Investigators of the Counter-Terrorism and Organised Crime Investigations Branch (C-TOC) have alleged that over the period August to October 2022, the two women in their senior capacities at the bank, conspired and defrauded the US Foreign Currency accounts of about six Sagicor customers.

 

It's further alleged that the accused women created fraudulent accounts in the customers' names, then transferred funds from the legitimate accounts to the fake accounts and thereafter stole the funds.

 

Radio Jamaica News was informed that more than $40 million was taken from one account.

 

The investigation is ongoing and the police say others are likely to be charged.