James Trodd Charged with 17 Fraud Offences in Sussex

By Matt Pole

Sussex Police has charged a man with 17 fraud offences against multiple victims across the South of England. Picture by Jon Rigby

Sussex Police have charged James Trodd, a 29-year-old man with no fixed address, with 17 fraud offences targeting multiple victims across the South of England. Trodd is accused of exploiting individuals and couples, including the elderly and vulnerable, facilitating the unauthorized transfer of thousands of pounds from their bank accounts.

The alleged fraud took place between September 2022 and Trodd’s arrest in August 2024. He faces charges of fraud by representation and was remanded in custody at Brighton Magistrates’ Court on August 30. Trodd is scheduled to appear in court again on September 27.

Authorities emphasize the importance of collaboration with international partners to combat such crime networks effectively.

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