Norwalk woman busted for selling bogus concert tickets
A Norwalk woman was arrested Friday for selling bogus concert tickets. According to police, Cathy Ribeiro was selling fake Bon Jovi and Aerosmith tickets. David Lewis, who owns a BP station, says Ribeiro
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May 15, 2006, 11:57 PM
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A Norwalk woman was arrested Friday for selling bogus concert tickets.
According to police, Cathy Ribeiro was selling fake Bon Jovi and Aerosmith tickets. David Lewis, who owns a BP station, says Ribeiro asked him to sell tickets to benefit concerts headlining at SoNo's VooDoo Lounge. Lewis says he sold almost $5,000 worth of tickets to his customers. Lewis adds Ribeiro even showed him paperwork stating that the tickets sales would help sick children at Yale New Haven Hospital.
Ribeiro was charged with Larceny and police say she'll be back in court later this week.
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