Arab Expat Accused of Forgery Referred to Trial by Public Prosecution
Saudi prosecutors have charged an Arab expatriate with forgery and initiated a trial. The individual allegedly created a fake classification certificate, claiming it was from a government agency, and submitted it to the authorities, fully aware of its inauthenticity.
In addition, the expatriate was found to have altered financial documents of a company with false information and also presented these to authorities, despite knowledge of the modifications.
Following his arrest, the accused now faces trial under the country's forgery laws.
The Public Prosecution underscored the seriousness of document integrity, emphasizing that any act of forgery would lead to legal consequences.
Following his arrest, the accused now faces trial under the country's forgery laws.
The Public Prosecution underscored the seriousness of document integrity, emphasizing that any act of forgery would lead to legal consequences.
