Woman Sent to Court for Tong Tin Scam
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Woman Sent to Court for Tong Tin Scam
Cambodia News, (Phnom Penh): Police from the Criminal Department of the Ministry of Interior of Phnom Penh on January 21, 2023 sent a 35-year-old woman named Long Rany to the Phnom Penh Municipal Court for questioning and legal decision in connection with a case of fraud and embezzlement involving tens of thousands of US dollars.
The arrest was made at the suspect's home in Khan Boeung Keng Kang, Phnom Penh, according to the arrest warrant issued by the Phnom Penh Municipal Court based on a complaint by an unnamed victim, who received a dud check for $229,660 from the accused woman, after reclaiming a total amount of $327,160.
Long Rany was still being interrogated by the financial crimes officers this evening.
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Re: Woman Sent to Court for Tong Tin Scam
Is it my imagination or is there a steady stream of young women engaging in relatively high-level fraud. Circa $200,000 to £500,000 frauds are no small-beer, even in western countries.
The modus operandi follows a familiar pattern: Flashy pictures of travel and expensive cars, glamour-puss social media photos,(present case excepted, she is a minger), and always a huge bouncing cheque.
$250k is 50 years annual salary of $5k, (which is about average). For scale, that would be a $2 million fraud in the UK, which would get you some very serious police attention.
Fraud is almost always committed by men (along with most crimes) so why are high-level fraud cases here dominated by women?
Or are the women hung out to dry in the media, while the men pay the right people to make it all go away?
The modus operandi follows a familiar pattern: Flashy pictures of travel and expensive cars, glamour-puss social media photos,(present case excepted, she is a minger), and always a huge bouncing cheque.
$250k is 50 years annual salary of $5k, (which is about average). For scale, that would be a $2 million fraud in the UK, which would get you some very serious police attention.
Fraud is almost always committed by men (along with most crimes) so why are high-level fraud cases here dominated by women?
Or are the women hung out to dry in the media, while the men pay the right people to make it all go away?
Re: Woman Sent to Court for Tong Tin Scam
It's in the culture, women handle the finances of the household. I'm sure her husband brought it many fellows from work to scam though, don't see how she was the only one charged.Doc67 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 11:31 am Is it my imagination or is there a steady stream of young women engaging in relatively high-level fraud. Circa $200,000 to £500,000 frauds are no small-beer, even in western countries.
The modus operandi follows a familiar pattern: Flashy pictures of travel and expensive cars, glamour-puss social media photos,(present case excepted, she is a minger), and always a huge bouncing cheque.
$250k is 50 years annual salary of $5k, (which is about average). For scale, that would be a $2 million fraud in the UK, which would get you some very serious police attention.
Fraud is almost always committed by men (along with most crimes) so why are high-level fraud cases here dominated by women?
Or are the women hung out to dry in the media, while the men pay the right people to make it all go away?
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Re: Woman Sent to Court for Tong Tin Scam
I don't think that fraud cases here are particularly dominated by women, and I don't agree that this is an example of high level fraud.
This is garden variety ting tong fraud and piss easy to solve
The real high level stuff involves 7, 8 and 9 figures and doesn't end in court very often
I checked your assertion that males are typically fraud perps globally and it's true at 73%
However I noted that in certain situations and positions globally women account for up to 75% of fraud.
This is a serious gender imbalance. I will crusade for more women to be fraudsters to level the playing field lol
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... estigationThe purpose of this study is to investigate how upwardly mobile women may impact the commission and type of white-collar crime, contributing to the scarce literature on gender distinctions in criminal behavior while comparing criminal trends globally. Women’s increased representation in positions of power in business provides them with increased fraud opportunities prompting the authors to ask: in their areas of opportunity, do women and men commit the same types of white-collar crime and at the same rates, and how does this phenomena vary globally? Design/methodology/approach Using a database from the Institute for Fraud Prevention, 5,441 fraud cases are examined from 93 nations for the annual periods from 2002 until 2011. Ordinal logistic regression methods are used to test for differences in gendered criminal behavior by fraud offense type controlling for age, position, education, compensation level and country context. Findings Internationally, results from the study indicate that female fraudsters are three times more likely than male fraudsters to commission crimes of asset misappropriation in the workplace. Upon further investigation, stratifying the data by geographical region, findings from the study demonstrate that female fraudsters are more likely than male fraudsters to commit asset misappropriation in the following geographical regions: Africa (three times as likely), Asia (twice as likely), Canada (three times as likely), China (five times as likely), Europe (twice as likely), the Middle East (four times as likely), Oceania (four times as likely), the United Kingdom (eight times as likely) and the United States of America (twice as likely).
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Re: Woman Sent to Court for Tong Tin Scam
We can agree to disagree and what constitutes high-level fraud. I think $250-$500,000 is high level in Cambodia, you do not. You might be right.Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sun Jan 22, 2023 1:33 pm
I don't think that fraud cases here are particularly dominated by women, and I don't agree that this is an example of high level fraud.
This is garden variety ting tong fraud and piss easy to solve
The real high level stuff involves 7, 8 and 9 figures and doesn't end in court very often
I checked your assertion that males are typically fraud perps globally and it's true at 73%
However I noted that in certain situations and positions globally women account for up to 75% of fraud.
This is a serious gender imbalance. I will crusade for more women to be fraudsters to level the playing field lol
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... estigationThe purpose of this study is to investigate how upwardly mobile women may impact the commission and type of white-collar crime, contributing to the scarce literature on gender distinctions in criminal behavior while comparing criminal trends globally. Women’s increased representation in positions of power in business provides them with increased fraud opportunities prompting the authors to ask: in their areas of opportunity, do women and men commit the same types of white-collar crime and at the same rates, and how does this phenomena vary globally? Design/methodology/approach Using a database from the Institute for Fraud Prevention, 5,441 fraud cases are examined from 93 nations for the annual periods from 2002 until 2011. Ordinal logistic regression methods are used to test for differences in gendered criminal behavior by fraud offense type controlling for age, position, education, compensation level and country context. Findings Internationally, results from the study indicate that female fraudsters are three times more likely than male fraudsters to commission crimes of asset misappropriation in the workplace. Upon further investigation, stratifying the data by geographical region, findings from the study demonstrate that female fraudsters are more likely than male fraudsters to commit asset misappropriation in the following geographical regions: Africa (three times as likely), Asia (twice as likely), Canada (three times as likely), China (five times as likely), Europe (twice as likely), the Middle East (four times as likely), Oceania (four times as likely), the United Kingdom (eight times as likely) and the United States of America (twice as likely).
Findings Internationally, results from the study indicate that female fraudsters are three times more likely than male fraudsters to commission crimes of asset misappropriation in the workplace.
Maybe because accounts departments are full of women, and when it comes to the types of cases that are discovered and prosecuted, they will involve some access to the accounting systems and controls of stock and cash allocation, including direct bank transfers. Pilfering stock directly from the warehouse is crude and easy to spot. Most warehouse people are men.
Accounting frauds are more complex, and complexity is the fraudster's friend. You may be surprised how often a business owner has serious skill deficits when it comes to their own accounting software. The women in accounts probably know this. Dishonest women will see where the cracks are. Add to the mix the lack of thorough auditing requirements for small businesses - under £10m and 50 employees - and you can see why so many companies get fleeced for years.
This assertion is not based on any academic research whatsoever, just a very long time running businesses in the UK.
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Tong Tin Scammer Goes to Court Tomorrow
Cambodia News, (Phnom Penh): According to sources, the representative of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, on the morning of February 16, 2023, issued a warrant ordering the guards from PJ prison to bring Long Rany, a 36-year-old female, before the court on the morning of 17 February.
Suspect's name is Long Rany, female, 36 years old, address is Street 350, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang 3, Khan Boeung Keng Kang, Phnom Penh; she was arrested on 21 January 2023 for fraud, in the form of dud checks written to pay money owed, and she is currently being held in prison awaiting trial.
It has been confirmed that Long Rany and her husband Chea Methong played and lost money invested by a third party, who is the plaintiff in this case.When the plaintiff asked for the money back, Long Rany and Husband issued a check dated 2 January 2023 with the Vattanac Asia Bank Limited for USD 229,660, promising to refund a further $100k later. However, there was no money in the account and the check was refused by the bank.
More charges of fraud or embezzlement are expected to be brought against the couple when this present case has been examined.
Cambodia News, (Phnom Penh): According to sources, the representative of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, on the morning of February 16, 2023, issued a warrant ordering the guards from PJ prison to bring Long Rany, a 36-year-old female, before the court on the morning of 17 February.
Suspect's name is Long Rany, female, 36 years old, address is Street 350, Sangkat Boeung Keng Kang 3, Khan Boeung Keng Kang, Phnom Penh; she was arrested on 21 January 2023 for fraud, in the form of dud checks written to pay money owed, and she is currently being held in prison awaiting trial.
It has been confirmed that Long Rany and her husband Chea Methong played and lost money invested by a third party, who is the plaintiff in this case.When the plaintiff asked for the money back, Long Rany and Husband issued a check dated 2 January 2023 with the Vattanac Asia Bank Limited for USD 229,660, promising to refund a further $100k later. However, there was no money in the account and the check was refused by the bank.
More charges of fraud or embezzlement are expected to be brought against the couple when this present case has been examined.
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