Oyindamola Ojo gets suspended sentence for theft and fraud

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Oyindamola Ojo received a three-year suspended sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, reported on 1 November 2017, after pleading guilty to theft, using false bills and dishonestly obtaining a replacement phone.

The offences involved credit union accounts in Dublin, Meath and Waterford, with money lodged from the UK using compromised cards.

The court heard Ojo said an ex-partner involved her and that threats had been made against her children in Nigeria. Judge Martin Nolan accepted there was a good possibility she would not reoffend and ordered €1,500 held in court to be handed to gardaí.