I didn't get it. As it turned out, he had a criminal record for fraud. ” This is the average case of fraud in South Korea, reconstructed based on statistics from the last six years. The gender of the fraudster is male.
The victim was in her 20s, and the amount of damage caused by the crime was slightly over 200 million won (approximately 22 million yen). On the 17th, the Korea Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute announced the results of an analysis titled ``Actual Status and Trends of Fraud Crimes.''
Ta. According to this report, three of the four fraudsters were male. By age, people in their 20s accounted for the most at 26.5%. This was followed by people in their 50s (20.5%), people in their 40s (20.9%), and people in their 30s (18
.1%), followed by those in their 60s (8.6%). This means that fraudsters are equally distributed among all generations, from their 20s to their 60s. Juvenile fraud offenders who are “under 20 years old” (4.8%) are also 2
The ratio was 1 in 0. Additionally, two of the three fraudsters were found to have criminal records. Most fraudsters repeat their crimes using the same fraudulent methods and content. 10s to 20s
Although they committed fraud, both large and small, in their teens, it is analyzed that many of them are unable to escape the yoke of fraud for the rest of their lives.
Looking at the distribution of fraud crimes by type, we see that fraud crimes such as borrowing and using cash or goods
“Borrow fraud” was the most common at 23.3%. This was followed by "buying and selling transaction fraud" (20.5%) that defrauded people of advance payments, etc., "telecommunications financial fraud" (9.7%) such as voice phishing, and suicide and suicide fraud.
This was followed by ``insurance fraud'' (8.6%), such as defrauding insurance money due to an intentional collision. Broken down by type of fraud crime, the average amount of damage from investment fraud is 880 million won (approximately 97 million yen)
The remainder was the largest. Kang Eun-young, a senior researcher at the Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute, who oversaw the study, said, ``The lower the educational background and income level of male fraud offenders, and the more violent and criminal experience they have, the more likely they are to commit fraud.
``On the other hand, in the case of female fraud offenders, there was no particular correlation between sociodemographic characteristics and the number of previous convictions for fraud.''
Fraudulent criminals tend to become more sophisticated and more sophisticated as they commit more crimes. Although penalties for fraud crimes have been strengthened, first-time fraud offenders
This is why it has been pointed out that institutional mechanisms should be put in place to reduce the possibility of crime occurring. Experts have a system that allows comprehensive response such as fraud prevention, investigation, and recovery of victims.
He advises that we must build a The ``Fraud Prevention Basic Bill'' is currently being debated by the ruling and opposition parties in the Diet, but the matter has stalled due to differing opinions from the relevant departments, the Ministry of Justice and the Court Administration Office.
. The bill includes provisions such as establishing an integrated fraud reporting unit under the National Police Agency to carry out fraud prevention duties, and allowing courts to issue orders to release personal information on fraudsters.
Lawyer Lim Chae Won, a prosecutor who specializes in fraud investigation, said, ``Similar fraud cases continue to occur, but we must not limit ourselves to just handling the cases, but rather be careful about fraud and avoid falling victim to it in advance.
``We need to ensure that fraud prevention is provided at a minimum level in schools,'' he said.
2024/01/18 07:02 KST
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