Security Employee Embezzles Funds, Company Assures Client and Shareholder Interests Unaffected
A deputy manager at a well-known security company in Taoyuan embezzled NT$84 million. The company discovered the fraud, reported it to authorities, and has stated that client and shareholder interests are unaffected as the loss is covered by the company's own funds. The individual has been detained and remanded.
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(Central News Agency reporter Wu Rui-chi, Taoyuan, 6th) A deputy manager named Lin at a well-known security company's Taoyuan cash sorting center embezzled NT$84 million, which was discovered by the headquarters. The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office announced today that Lin has been taken into custody and remanded, and will clarify the flow of funds. The security company stated that client and shareholder interests are unaffected.
The security company explained that this case was discovered when the company audited its own cash inventory and found a shortfall. An investigation revealed a suspected employee involvement, and the company proactively reported it to the Criminal Investigation Bureau for assistance with the investigation. As the case is still under investigation, the company cannot disclose further details. The loss in this case is from the company's own funds, and all client and shareholder interests are completely unaffected.
The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office issued a press release stating that Lin (37 years old), a deputy manager at a well-known security company's Taoyuan cash sorting center, took advantage of his position to prepare customer orders by falsely adding a "NT$1,000" currency field amount to the cash disbursement details, which was then printed and submitted for review by the cash sorting center.
The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office pointed out that the cash sorting center mistakenly believed that the client indeed had a demand for the corresponding amount, thus agreeing to disburse the funds based on the document. After obtaining the cash, Lin embezzled the funds at a frequency of every 2 to 3 days, in amounts ranging from NT$100,000 to NT$300,000 each time, accumulating a total of NT$84 million.
Prosecutor Tu You-zhen of the Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office's Corporate Crime Team received intelligence and immediately directed the Criminal Investigation Bureau to conduct an in-depth investigation. On the evening of April 21, the police and investigators apprehended the missing Deputy Manager Lin. After questioning, it was determined that Lin was suspected of committing crimes including exercising false official documents, occupational embezzlement, and fraud in accordance with the Criminal Code. He was remanded by the court on April 22, and the investigation will continue to clarify if there are other accomplices and to trace the flow of the embezzled large sum of money. (Edited by Lin Shu-hui) 1150506
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(Central News Agency reporter Wu Rui-chi, Taoyuan, 6th) A deputy manager named Lin at a well-known security company's Taoyuan cash sorting center embezzled NT$84 million, which was discovered by the headquarters. The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office announced today that Lin has been taken into custody and remanded, and will clarify the flow of funds. The security company stated that client and shareholder interests are unaffected.
The security company explained that this case was discovered when the company audited its own cash inventory and found a shortfall. An investigation revealed a suspected employee involvement, and the company proactively reported it to the Criminal Investigation Bureau for assistance with the investigation. As the case is still under investigation, the company cannot disclose further details. The loss in this case is from the company's own funds, and all client and shareholder interests are completely unaffected.
The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office issued a press release stating that Lin (37 years old), a deputy manager at a well-known security company's Taoyuan cash sorting center, took advantage of his position to prepare customer orders by falsely adding a "NT$1,000" currency field amount to the cash disbursement details, which was then printed and submitted for review by the cash sorting center.
The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office pointed out that the cash sorting center mistakenly believed that the client indeed had a demand for the corresponding amount, thus agreeing to disburse the funds based on the document. After obtaining the cash, Lin embezzled the funds at a frequency of every 2 to 3 days, in amounts ranging from NT$100,000 to NT$300,000 each time, accumulating a total of NT$84 million.
Prosecutor Tu You-zhen of the Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office's Corporate Crime Team received intelligence and immediately directed the Criminal Investigation Bureau to conduct an in-depth investigation. On the evening of April 21, the police and investigators apprehended the missing Deputy Manager Lin. After questioning, it was determined that Lin was suspected of committing crimes including exercising false official documents, occupational embezzlement, and fraud in accordance with the Criminal Code. He was remanded by the court on April 22, and the investigation will continue to clarify if there are other accomplices and to trace the flow of the embezzled large sum of money. (Edited by Lin Shu-hui) 1150506
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