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Massud Walid Iddrissu is in the custody of the Accra Regional Police for attempting to defraud a Ghanaian based in the United States by impersonating Asamoah Gyan on Facebook.
The 21-year-old was arrested by Lance Corporal Tijani Adam within the premises of a bank where he had gone to take delivery of a ‘supposed’ amount of money sent to him by his friend on Facebook.
The Police were alerted of Iddrissu’s attempt following enquires made by the US-based Ghanaian to the Accra office of the Al Ain ace.
The accused, a diploma graduate of Meridian Pre-University was directed to a bank in Accra to retrieve GHS 20,000 supposedly sent by his Facebook friend little did he know he was getting into an ambush.
The Tema-based accused is currently in custody of the Accra Regional Police and is being processed for prosecution.
Walid Iddrissu will be the second person to be persecuted in an alleged cybercrime offence under false pretense.
Asamoah Gyan has repeatedly dismissed claims of having a Facebook account.
The Black Stars captain will therefore like to take the opportunity to state once more again that he does not have a social media account – including a fan page – on Facebook.

Massud Walid Iddrissu in hand cuffs
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