It's still, EASY money, considering how this idiot had, "pocketed" a whole of $6,000N.T.s, and all that's required was for him to run that errand, to get the cash from the victims, how easily they still all, get enticed by money! Crime and punishment, getting CAUGHT…off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
As He Went to Pick up the Drop, He Was Arrested by the Police on Site, Claimed that He'd Looked for a Sales Position on FB, that He'd Never Counted the Money He'd Picked Up, "I'd Only Begun My Studies in the Law Department, I am Not Quite Familiar with it"
A law student from a private university in the midstrips, Wu became a pickup delivery person for the scam ring, as he was picking up a drop, the police caught him, he'd told the police that he found a job in sales online, and told that "I'd just begun my studies in the law department, I don't know the law that well", the district attorneys asked the courts to have him in custody on fraud, the courts signed off on it. And, the criminal investigation agency busted the Bamboo Union member, Hsu's delivery scam ring, found that Cheng had delayed withdrawing the one million dollars N.T. of money scammed from the victims, and his accounts got overdrawn, he was sent to the mechanical operations unit in Cambodia for six months until he'd paid up what he'd stolen.
The police found, that Chang, the retired elderly man in his seventies joined in the "United Connections International Investment Company's LINE group, the scam artists claimed that they can help him invest in the Taiwanese stocks and make money for him. He'd turned over half a million dollars N.T. and four hundred thousand dollars N.T. to the delivery pickup, and as he wanted to get the payouts, the scam ring asked for him to pay another two million dollars N.T. for guarantee, and as his daughter checked his phone records, she took him to the Second Police Precinct in Taichung to report that he'd been scammed.
Chang complied with the police, used the claims that he wanted to deliver the two million dollars N.T. to the ring, met at the Youth Park on the thirtieth of last month, the park was under construction, with the officers posing as construction workers close by, and the nineteen-year-old man, Wu was arrested, and the police found that he is a first year law student at a private university in the midstrips.
Wu claimed that he'd found the want ad through FB, didn't know that it was scam, he'd only gone as directed to the locations to pick up the cash, and got paid $2,000N.T.s each time, he'd picked up the drop three times in fifteen days, made a total of $6,000N.T.s, but didn't count the amount of cash he'd picked up, he'd responded to the police, "I just started in the law department, I don't know it yet." After the police interrogated him, they sent him to the D.A.'s
Office on fraud, the district attorneys believed he run the risk of collaborating the statements, destroying evidence, asked the courts to keep him in custody, the courts signed off on it, and the law enforcement officials are continually tracking the members of the scam ring.
And, there was also an investment scam that used the internet to get the victims to make the wire transfers, the thirty-three year-old member of the Bamboo Union ordered the pickup delivery to pick up the drops, and scammed tens of millions of dollars from a total of thirty-three victims.
The pickup delivery persons got arrested one by one started in March, of them, Cheng claimed that he'd delayed the withdrawal of the wired cash, that his account was tagged because of fraud by the police, and he couldn't get the over a million dollars N.T.s of scammed funds out, the scam ring grilled him, that he just went to the operational unit in Cambodia to pay the money that he'd owned, although he wasn't tortured, but he'd had to, make the calls to Asians across the world, until he'd "made enough" to cover for what he didn't turn in, then he'd regained his freedom, he'd asked his friend to wire him the amount for the airfare, didn't return to Taiwan until after the Chinese New Year's.
The investigative team, the police department, arrested a total of fourteen people including Hsu and Cheng, confiscated the bank accounts, the cell phone, the stolen cash of $1.68 million N.T.s, charged the perps on organized crimes, fraud, and money laundering, sent to the district attorney's office.
Despite how these individuals were treated so badly by these scam rings, they still keep on coming back to work for them, because it's easy money, think about it, you only needed to offer up your bank account, pick up the cash deliveries, and you get paid a whole lot, and, this is why the younger generations, who don't want to work hard for what they deserve falls so easily through the cracks.
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