(CNS) Police have confirmed that a 61-year-old woman from George Town was arrested last week, on Wednesday morning, 15 February, on suspicion of obtaining a money transfer by deception in relation to an ongoing financial investigation. The woman, who was reportedly arrested at the Camana Bay branch of Scotia Bank, has been bailed as the investigation continues.
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