A Bromley man has admitted fraud charges after taking control of victims' bank accounts to buy more than £200,000 of goods.
Ashley Singh, 34, of Widmore Road, admitted conspiracy to commit fraud, transferring criminal property and possessing articles for use in fraud.
Between March and October 2016, he stole numerous credit cards and mobile phone SIM cards to enable him to take control of victims' bank accounts.
Once accessed, fraudulent transactions totalling £227,000 were made on high-value goods such as jewellery, designer labels and electronics.
Officers from Operation Falcon, the Met's fraud and cyber crime team, issued an appeal to find Singh at the start of June.
He appeared in court hours after he was finally arrested in Stratford on September 12.
He has been remanded in custody and will be sentenced at Inner London Crown Court on October 8.
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