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 Prosecutors lead the way

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BAC
Fri Dec 02 2005, 03:03PM Quote
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It seems that when a complicated white collar crime investigation is lead by a prosecutor from the start the process is much more effective than that when the issue is dealt with initially by an forensic auditing company on its own.
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Folatre
Thu Apr 13 2006, 04:00PM Quote
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Having attended a seminar this morning when i heard of the success of the Scorpions and the Special Commercial Crimes Unit in Durban who both have a system of prosecutorial led investigation, I have no doubt that the system leads the way.
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BAC
Tue Jan 30 2007, 05:10AM Quote
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Sadly there are not enough prosecutors leading the way and some of those who do are not really up to dealing with commercial crime.
This situation is compounded by badly trained and uninterested investigators.
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shanker
Sun Dec 14 2008, 10:54PM Quote
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yes i agree with your suggestion. white collars crime rate is increasing day by day. investigation should be taken against them.

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Tue Dec 23 2008, 05:23AM Quote

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The general trend of this thread tends to agree that: 1. There is too much white collar crime about; 2. prosecutorial led investigations is the way ahead; and 3 there are not enough prosecutors skilled in white collar crime. Unfortunately there are also not enough magistrates and investigators skilled in dealing with the crime.
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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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