Arrests Made in Cincinnati for Selling Fake Taylor Swift Tickets
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Two men, Beng Sweet Jr. and Gilberto Torres, have been arrested and accused of scamming Taylor Swift fans in Cincinnati by selling fake tickets to her concerts. The men allegedly scammed people out of $1,000 for tickets to Swift's concert on June 30. They are facing charges of theft, with Torres also facing charges of receiving stolen property and possessing criminal tools. Prior to the shows, warnings were issued about scams targeting fans trying to obtain tickets.
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