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Can you believe it?
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Information was received that a well known fraudster, normally buying goods at various stores with stolen credit cards, went into a pharmacy and purchased goods with a stolen credit card. When the investigating officer phoned the cashier at the pharmacy to inform her about the alleged crime and to find out the correct details of the credit card used, the cashier told the investigating officer that she had on numerous occasions seen the same person in the pharmacy purchasing goods and even described what he was wearing and his physical description. The investigating officer told her that he would immediately go to her to obtain a statement from her to that effect and to get a detailed description of the suspect from her under oath, she told him that she wouldn't have a problem with him taking a statement but that she would not be able to identify the suspect if she had to see him again, or to give a detailed description of the person committing the fraud.
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS? - "To know or not to know". That is in question!
 
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believebread.jpgA man goes to the police station to report a case of fraud. His complaint was that the service station where he had just bought a loaf of bread, defrauded him of one gram of bread. He insisted on opening a case against the service station and demanded a full investigation into this matter, telling the police official that it was a syndicate involved in the matter and wanted justice.
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS? - there are people with real complaints out there.

 

Recently a white collar crime investigator called a plumber out to his residence. While the plumber was busy working he questioned the investigator about his profession. When the plumber discovered that he was a police official, the plumber made a comment on how corrupt policeman are nowadays. After he completed his work and on cash payment he wanted to know from the investigator if it was necessary to give him a cash receipt.
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS? - Who is corrupt?
 Obviously not paying your taxes is a criminal offence.
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believedig.jpgRecently a docket went missing from court. Information was received that the suspect in the matter stole the docket and hid it in his back yard. An investigating team went to his house and searched his premises and found one docket buried in the back garden.
CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS? - Don't mess with the Police, you will burn your fingers.


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Look Who Got Caught

Siphiwe Eugene Mcanyana of Umlazi

Modus Operandi:

Fraud - Skimming of credit cards. Used a skimming device to down load credit card information onto a computer and then writing the information to various credit cards. Actual loss R235 206.58 (Nedbank 10.64%, FNB 32.52%, ABSA 23.11%, Standard 33.74%).

Sentence in Durban Special Commercial Crimes Court:

  • to undergo periodical imprisonment for 2000 hours
  • 3 years imprisonment wholly suspended for 5 years with conditions
  • to pay compensation of R175 000.00
  • 2 years imprisonment wholly suspended for 5 years with conditions.


Ms Vanashree Pillay (35 years) of Amanzimtoti

Modus Operandi: Fraud and corruption by the accused when she was a clerk for the Ethekwini Municipality. She assisted a employee responsible for property evaluations to alter the evaluation of properties of certain ratepayers so that they received a reduction in their yearly rates. She received corruption payments of R34 000.00 from the ratepayers concerned. Actual fraud committed was R305 507.50.

Sentence in the Durban Commercial Court on 20 Nov 08: 3 years imprisonment suspended for 5 years plus 3 years correctional supervision and 16 hours community service each month.

Ms Rowida Ramnarayan (42 years) of Ladysmith

Modus Operandi: Fraud and corruption when she was a clerk for the Department of Health. She worked in the procurement section in the Emmaus Hospital. R14 810.00 was paid to the accused in corruption to facilitate procurement of medical supplies. 1 case of fraud, 9 of corruption and 9 of money laundering (via husband).

Sentence: Fined R40 000.00 or two years imprisonment of which half suspended for 3 years.

Ms Phumzile Eunice Ngiba (44 years) of Umlazi, Durban

Modus Operandi: Used false ID documents and false particulars when she used a credit card belonging to Durban furniture business to open accounts at various chain stores in the Durban area.

Outcome:  Convicted in the Durban Magistrates Court on 7 Mar 08 of 11 counts of fraud  occasioning an actual loss of R75000.00

Sentence: 10 Years imprisonment  without the option of a fine.




   
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