Got that moonlighting gig, at the introduction of his own younger brother, and, it actually, paid a HELL of a LOT more, than his DAY JOB, until he was, CAUGHT! Knowing the law, and breaking it, and this, FORMER (if he didn't get FIRED from the force, he should be!) officer deserve a HARSHER sentence than the laypersons, because he SERVED the law, and knowingly BROKE them! On crime and punishment, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
A patrol officer, Chen of the Linyuan Subprecinct of Linyuan Substation of the Kaohsiung City Police, was suspected of colluding with the scam rings, and for the sake of helping the ring dodge the checks, gave them tips on when the police will conduct a sweep; the Yunlin D.A.'s office yesterday conducted a search with the police, the offices of the law, called in Chen, and his younger brother, and six others in for interrogation, at the preliminary estimates, the ring had scammed over two hundred million N.T.s in just, one year, Chen received his cut of tens of millions of dollars. After the interrogations, the district attorneys asked the courts to have the officer, Chen into custody, the courts signed off on that last night.
from this...making the arrests...photo from online
Last July the district attorney's office in Yunlin conducted a virtual currency investment scam, arrested the delivery driver, Lin at Huwei, and from the contact records and the online messaging means, they'd found a total of twenty plus members of the ring; of them, the twenty-seven-year-old Chen was one of the primary suspect of the head of this ring, from the confiscated records, the police searched deeper, found that Chen's twenty-nine-year-old older brother was a patrol officer at Linyuan Substation in Kaohsiung.
Officer Chen had been given a delayed indictment for his disclosing the details of a case, and had been listed by the police in the past. The D.A. used the cell phone contact records, found that Chen the officer was a suspect in involvement of the case, two days ago, sent the internal affairs, to the station and Chen's residence to conduct a search, and took Chen, his younger brother, a total of eight individuals back into the D.A.'s office, of them, four admitted to scamming, and were sent home after being interrogated.
The brothers, Chen, Liu and Lin all denied having scammed, the district attorneys charged all on encroachment, organized crimes, disclosing of secrets, aggravated fraud, money laundering, and other charges, and asked the Yunlin District Court to have all individuals in custody, on flight risks, collaborating their statements; last night, the courts signed off on the officer, Chen's being taken into custody, the other three was released
Based off of understanding, since the start of last year, the officer, Chen was suspected of leaking out intel to the scam rings, not only did he leak out the personal data, he'd even, acted as the tactics advisor of the scam ring, teaching the members of the ring, how to dodge the checks from the police, how to evade arrest. The ring scammed as much as fifty million dollars N.T. per month, and the officer, Chen received two to four percent of the total illegally earned amount.
to this...photo from online
The district attorneys, the investigation officers disclosed, that Chen has a complex social circle regularly, his younger brother was in the military schools from before, later, he'd started operating a finance company, and, his older brother covered him as he'd done illegal businesses, the two men loved the name brand cars, living in luxury.
The Linyuan Substation of the Kaohsiung Police immediately pulled Chen off of their rosters of employees and gave him two major written reprimands immediately, and transferred the manager of the substation into a nonmanagerial position.
And so, this is how, money enticed someone, to do bad things, I mean, you had a good job, as a police officer, and instead of working hard at your given position, you'd, used your knowledge of the law, whatever you got your hands on, the details of the busts that were announced to the office, to help the scammers dodge arrest, and you got caught, and now, you're not just, getting FIRED, you'll also get, SUED, and that's, no worth it, and for what? A little, EXTRA, cash???
Totally without ANY, sense of, MORAL responsibilities, and this is, in the police forces here!
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