Forgery of 76,000 Libyan dinar family records
The Libyan Public Prosecution revealed details of the 2014 civil status data forgery crime. A civil registry employee at Al-Hadaba Office conspired with a foreign individual to arrange illegal official documents in exchange for a bribe of 76,000 Libyan dinars. The suspects managed to issue 18 fake national identification numbers and three fabricated family records, which allowed them to obtain passports and usurp foreign currency allocations and financial grants assigned to them. The prosecution has ordered the detention of the employee and the foreign individual pending investigation, while continuing to locate other beneficiaries and cancel the forged documents, in order to pursue those involved and achieve justice.
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