Man charged after more than 100 fake music festival tickets allegedly sold
A 20-year-old man will face court after more than 100 fake music festival tickets were allegedly sold online in Sydney's south-west.
The investigation began when police were called to Sussex Street in Cabramatta to reports of an assault just after 5pm on Monday, September 29.
Police were told a group of people had gathered at the location to try to get a refund after a number of fake tickets to a music festival were allegedly sold on social media.
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Police have arrested a man over an alleged fake ticket scam. Getty
A short time later, the crowd was dispersed, and police arrested a 20-year-old man at a Sussex Street home.
He was charged with dealing with the proceeds of crime less than or equal to $5000.
He was bailed to attend court on October 8.
Inquiries continue.
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