today: Authorities understand there to be multiple innocent victims hit by the syndicate, which was revealed by Australian Federal Police and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission today, according to Nine News Australia. Jasmine Vella-Arpachi, 21, has been charged and will face Melbourne Magistrates Court today and faces a broad range of charges relating to fraud, unauthorised access of data and dealing in proceeds of crime. To improve your experience update it here News National Online fraud syndicate Woman arrested and millions allegedly siphoned By Benjamin Ansell4 35pm Sep 17, of dollars have allegedly been siphoned from personal superannuation and share trading accounts as part of a sophisticated online fraud syndicate. Jasmine Vella-Arpaci leaves the Melbourne Magistrate Court after being granted bail in Melbourne, Tuesday, September 17, 2019. The AFP and the ASIC have been conducting a joint investigation into the multi-layered cybercrime activity for more than twelve months, and allege Ms Vella-Arpachi worked as part of a syndicate which used fraudulently-obtained identities to commit large-scale online fraud. AAP The Derrimut woman is accused of attempting to steal about 1.5 million from victims' accounts including charges of tampering with postage.
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