A fraud suspect wanted by Toronto police - Feb 1/19 (Photo courtesy of Toronto police)Police say a woman wanted in a fraud investigation in Toronto could be in the Sarnia area.
Toronto police say the suspect applied for a $500,000 mortgage on a property.
The mortgage was registered, and she received about $470,000 through a real estate lawyer.
Once she deposited the money, it was determined she had allegedly impersonated the real property owner using a fake ID.
Anyone with information is asked to call Toronto police or Crime Stoppers.
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