Amer Saka of the Chaldean Catholic church allegedly collected money to support refugees arriving from the war-torn nation A Canadian priest has been charged over stealing more than $500,000 intended for the resettlement of Syrian refugees, and then gambling it away. Amer Saka, 51, a clergyman of the Chaldean Catholic church - based in Baghdad - had allegedly collected the funds from more than 20 donors to support refugees arriving from the war-torn nation, according to local police.
Canadian priest allegedly gambled away $500,000 of Syria refugee aid
The Guardian - 16 Jul 2016 05:45
Amer Saka of the Chaldean Catholic church allegedly collected money to support refugees arriving from the war-torn nation A Canadian priest has been charged over stealing more than $500,000 intended for the resettlement of Syrian refugees, and then gambling it away. Amer Saka, 51, a clergyman of the Chaldean Catholic church - based in Baghdad - had allegedly collected the funds from more than 20 donors to support refugees arriving from the war-torn nation, according to local police.
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