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British sprinter Ujah arrested in cryptocurrency fraud probe
British sprinter Chijindu Ujah was arrested as part of an investigation into cryptocurrency fraud, a serious crime investigation body said, with the former world champion being released on bail. Britain's Regional Organised Crime Unit Network (ROCU) said Ujah was one of 10 people arrested and one of seven bailed by magistrates to attend a court hearing on May 28 after they were all charged with conspiracy to defraud. Ujah did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters. Governing body British Athletics declined to comment. "It is alleged the suspects were part of an organised crime group linked to a ... (full story)
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