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10-12-2006, 02:22 PM
North Vancouver man jailed for odometer tampering
October 12, 2006
North Vancouver, British Columbia - A North Vancouver man has been handed a three-month jail sentence and fines totaling $23,000 on criminal charges related to odometer tampering, counseling sales tax evasion, and selling vehicles without a valid motor dealer license.
Ramin Karamali had been charged following a joint investigation by the Motor Dealer Council of British Columbia, ICBC and the RCMP. Karamali, who has used several names, was operating as a so-called "curber", an unlicensed person unlawfully engaged in the business of selling cars to the public.
The investigation began in the fall of 2004 and ultimately involved the study of 35 vehicles. Evidence demonstrated that Karamali routinely rolled back odometers an average of 100,000 km per car, and forged documents to reduce the sales tax payable on transactions.
October 12, 2006
North Vancouver, British Columbia - A North Vancouver man has been handed a three-month jail sentence and fines totaling $23,000 on criminal charges related to odometer tampering, counseling sales tax evasion, and selling vehicles without a valid motor dealer license.
Ramin Karamali had been charged following a joint investigation by the Motor Dealer Council of British Columbia, ICBC and the RCMP. Karamali, who has used several names, was operating as a so-called "curber", an unlicensed person unlawfully engaged in the business of selling cars to the public.
The investigation began in the fall of 2004 and ultimately involved the study of 35 vehicles. Evidence demonstrated that Karamali routinely rolled back odometers an average of 100,000 km per car, and forged documents to reduce the sales tax payable on transactions.
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