Briton cons 92-year-old woman into paying £160 for fake vaccine shot
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A 33-year-old British man was sentenced to three and a half years in jail on Friday on charges of wrongdoings with a ninety-two-year-old woman.
The victim, a resident of Sorbiton in London, opened her door on Dec.30, 2020 after the suspect knocked on it pretending to be a member of the public health service.
He made her pay him £140 and told her she would recover the amount from the public health service.
Then he injected her with something she described as arrows.
A few days later, he returned to ask for her £100, but the victim refused to pay this time.
In the court of Kingston, the judge Hannah Kinch said the defendant’s behaviour David Chambers was shameful.
The suspect confessed to the crime and the victim said it was terrible to use vaccination as a way to grab the elderly money.
