Arrest warrant out for man connected to online parking scam

By Sara.Buchan

Posted Feb 22, 2018 03:35:09 PM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Ottawa Police have issued an arrest warrant for an man in connection with an online parking scam.

Back in December, fraud investigators were looking into ads online about parking spots for rent in the downtown.

Victims paid for spots that did not exist.

32-year old Daniel Mackay is wanted for fraud and breach of court conditions.

Police think there could be other people who were caught up in the parking-spot scam.

If that’s you or if you know where Mackay is, call Ottawa Police.

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