Taxi Driver Receives Citizenship Award From Attorney General Denn
Department of Justice | Department of Justice Press Releases | Date Posted: Friday, February 6, 2015
Department of Justice | Department of Justice Press Releases | Date Posted: Friday, February 6, 2015
Newark man prevents 85-year-old from becoming victim of scam

WILMINGTON-Attorney General Matt Denn presented Jaouad Ezzaher of Newark, with a letter of commendation on February 6, 2015, for going the extra mile to help protect a fellow Delawarean.
While working for the FEZ Taxi Company, Ezzaher was dispatched last month to pick up an 85-year-old man to take him to the bank. After the man made a sizeable withdrawal, he received a phone call, and then asked Ezzaher to take him to the parking lot of a local store where he had been told would meet an agent from the IRS to pay a debt. Suspecting a scam, Ezzaher instead took the man to the police to report what had happened.
“Mr. Ezzaher is a hero,” said Attorney General Denn, “he could have just gone about his business, done his job, and moved on. But instead, he went the extra mile to protect one of Delaware’s most valuable resources…a senior citizen. I thank him, and encourage everyone to follow his example.”
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Department of Justice | Department of Justice Press Releases | Date Posted: Friday, February 6, 2015
Newark man prevents 85-year-old from becoming victim of scam

WILMINGTON-Attorney General Matt Denn presented Jaouad Ezzaher of Newark, with a letter of commendation on February 6, 2015, for going the extra mile to help protect a fellow Delawarean.
While working for the FEZ Taxi Company, Ezzaher was dispatched last month to pick up an 85-year-old man to take him to the bank. After the man made a sizeable withdrawal, he received a phone call, and then asked Ezzaher to take him to the parking lot of a local store where he had been told would meet an agent from the IRS to pay a debt. Suspecting a scam, Ezzaher instead took the man to the police to report what had happened.
“Mr. Ezzaher is a hero,” said Attorney General Denn, “he could have just gone about his business, done his job, and moved on. But instead, he went the extra mile to protect one of Delaware’s most valuable resources…a senior citizen. I thank him, and encourage everyone to follow his example.”
Keep up to date by receiving a daily digest email, around noon, of current news release posts from state agencies on news.delaware.gov.
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