I borrowed a friend’s SIM card to get cheaper call rates and threw it away after using it. Unfortunately, my enemy found it and sent me a threatening message before filing a police complaint. The police checked the call log and confirmed I used the SIM card because my calls were on the list. It’s not registered in my name. What should I do now?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I borrowed a friend’s SIM card to get cheaper call rates and threw it away after using it. Unfortunately, my enemy found it and sent me a threatening message before filing a police complaint. The police checked the call log and confirmed I used the SIM card because my calls were on the list. It’s not registered in my name. What should I do now?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I borrowed a friend’s SIM card to get cheaper call rates and threw it away after using it. Unfortunately, my enemy found it and sent me a threatening message before filing a police complaint. The police checked the call log and confirmed I used the SIM card because my calls were on the list. It’s not registered in my name. What should I do now?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately contact the police and explain the situation. Tell them that you were using the SIM card without the owner’s knowledge and that you disposed of it. You may also need to contact your friend and inform them about the situation and the police complaint filed against you.

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