Misrata – Competent authorities uncovered a forgery. It involved the data of two foreign wives. This data was part of a family registration document. The document was used illegally. It aimed to obtain financial allocations for Libyan families.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office in Misrata clarified details. A Libyan citizen conspired with an employee. The employee worked at the ‘Dhat Al-Rimal’ Civil Registry Office. They issued a family document. This document falsely claimed both wives were of Libyan origin. One wife was Egyptian, the other Tunisian. This act violated civil status legislation.
Investigations revealed the accused used the forged document. He obtained $33,400 in foreign currency. This amount was allocated for Libyan families.
Consequently, a civil status forgery investigator acted. The investigator works under the Misrata Public Prosecutor’s Office. All related administrative extracts were suspended. The financial benefits obtained from the crime are being tracked.
The investigator also ordered the arrest of the responsible employee. All beneficiaries of the fraud are to be apprehended. This is in preparation for necessary legal action against them.