A St Ann businesswoman has been charged with 12 fraud-related offences after allegedly collecting money from three people for United States work-and-travel opportunities and visa appointments that never materialised.
She is 43-year-old Snovia Campbell, of Orange Hill in Brown’s Town.
According to the police, the complainants paid Campbell a combined US$3,600 and J$161,000 between 2023 and 2024. They allegedly received neither the promised services nor refunds.
The complainants reportedly lost contact with Campbell and later learned that she was in custody. They then gave statements to the police.
Following an interview, Campbell was charged with three counts each of obtaining property by means of false pretence, fraudulent conversion, possession of criminal property, and engaging in a transaction involving criminal property.
Her court date is being finalised.
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