Published on: 2/18/2010.
by TIM SLINGER
IDENTIFICATION and National Insurance cards should not be issued before a thorough background check of the applicant was carried out.
Head of the Police Force's Fraud Unit, Assistant Superintendent John Maxwell, made this suggestion yesterday, following the arrest of a Guyanese national who was able to fraudulently obtain a Barbadian National Insurance card and a national identification card.
Tyrone Anthony Nelson, 23, whose address was given as Passage Road, St Michael, last Monday, pleaded guilty before a Bridgetown Magistrates' Court to illegally obtaining both documents.
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