MUSLIM OPPORTUNIST ARRESTED FOR STEALING FROM KENTUCKY REFUGEE MINISTRIES THAT WAS HELPING HIM PAY HIS BILLS

A refugee living in Louisville is accused of stealing from an organization that was trying to help him.



According to the arrest warrant, Mustafa Abbas Shighain used a bank account number and routing number for Kentucky Refugee Ministries to pay his personal bills without consent. Kentucky Refugee Ministries relocates refugees from other countries into the Louisville area. The refugees are issued a check each month for $300 for living expenses.


Police say Shighain was a refugee when he began using the business routing number and bank account number to pay his own bills, including Time Warner and LG&E. He's also accused of opening a Pay Pal account using the same routing number and account number, then trying to have money transferred from Kentucky Refugees Ministries' account into the Pay Pal account, but the transaction was denied.



Police say Shighain also applied for and received a Speedway gas card in his own name using the Kentucky Refugees Ministries' information.



According to arrest documents, an employee became suspicious of Shighain after the business received a letter from Pay Pal denying the transaction that Shighain had tried to make. An audit was conducted and the unauthorized transfers were uncovered.



Police say Shighain stole a total of $2,200 from the business.

Shighain was arrested on May 29 and charged with theft by deception and unlawful access to a computer.


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