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Case 1​

US woman tricked into spending £560k on £3 jewellery, Indian police say​

Namita Singh
Wed, 12 June 2024 at 4:07 pm SGT2-min read

An Indian goldsmith works on jewellery at a workshop in Siliguri (AFP via Getty)

An Indian goldsmith works on jewellery at a workshop in Siliguri (AFP via Getty)
Shopkeepers in India allegedly conned an American woman into buying cheap gold-plated jewellery for Rs60m (£563,000; $718,000).

The woman, identified as Cherish in a police complaint, bought the jewellery from a shop in Johri Bazar in the western Indian state of Rajasthan. At the time of the purchase nearly two years ago, she even received a hallmark certificate confirming the purity of the ornament.

When she returned to the US and displayed the jewellery at an exhibition, she learned it was a counterfeit worth no more than Rs300 (£2.82; $4), prompting her to return to India and confront the shopkeeper, Gaurav Soni.

The shopkeeper has denied the allegation.

Ms Cherish informed the US embassy, which helped her file a police complaint against the jeweller and his father Rajendra Soni, reported India Today.

“Police sent the jewellery for testing. The results showed that the diamonds in it were moonstones,” Jaipur police’s deputy chief, Bajrang Singh Shekhawat, said. “The tests further showed that the gold content in the jewellery, which should have been 14 carats, was two carats.”

The accused jewellers also filed a complaint alleging that the American woman fled with jewellery from their shop.

“But when we checked the CCTV footage, it turned out to be false,” Mr Shekhawat said.
 
Case 2

Man who took condom off during sex jailed after rare rape prosecution​

Tristan Kirk
Thu, 13 June 2024 at 7:34 pm SGT2-min read


 (Met Police)

(Met Police)
A man who took a condom off during sex without consent has been jailed for more than four years after he was convicted of rape.

Guy Mukendi, 39, was having consensual sex with a woman when he committed the offence in May 2023.

Without telling her or obtaining permission, Mukendi removed the condom he was wearing and continued having sex.

She reported him to police, and handed over incriminating messages in which Mukendi apologised for what he had done.


The Brixton resident was found guilty of rape after a trial at Inner London crown court, and has now been jailed for four years and three months.

Scotland Yard said this type of offence – known as “stealthing” – is often not reported to police, making criminal prosecutions very rare.

The court was told the woman had consented to sex with Mukendi on the condition that a condom was used.

In messages after the incident, Mukendi apologised and said he had taken off the condom as he had not had sex in a long time, the Met said.

He then deleted the messages, but they had been screenshotted by the victim.
 
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