Seems like ppl who commit corporate crimes are 35 to 45 year

[Ithunk]

First there was the cortina watch guy, then koh seah wee, and now the m1 guy.....

 

i think koh seah wee will recieve the heaviest prison sentence of the lot.....

 

cheat 1 million = 2 to 3 or 4 years in prison

 

this report as reference

 

Cortina Watch's ex-employee sentenced to 9 years' jail

By Ansley Ng, TODAY | Posted: 02 October 2009 1605 hrs

 

 

Photos 1 of 1

 

Jerry Ee (Interpol picture)

 

 

 

SINGAPORE: Cortina Watch's former supervisor, who stole S$7.6 million worth of watches and cash from the timepiece boutique, has been sentenced to nine years' imprisonment by a district court.

 

36-year-old Jerry Ee had earlier pleaded guilty to four charges of criminal breach of trust and one charge of removing stolen property from Singapore.

 

Twenty other charges were taken into consideration by District Judge Chia Wee Kiat on Friday morning.

 

After stealing the watches and money from the boutique's safe on Christmas Day last year, Ee fled to Thailand, but eventually surrendered to the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok and was brought back to be charged.

 

Source

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1008834/1/.html

 

of course adding to that a crime is a crime....whether you are person placed in charge of 1 dollar or 1 million dollars....stealing any money is a crime

Edited November 24, 2010 by Ithunk

[Ghostami]

Maybe that is the age where you want to show people you are the one who made it in life, thats why the urge to do such a thing is high?

[Observer]

at that age, you either make or break it

[SimonTan]

At that age, you will realiswd your childhood innocence are all lies!!!

The only truth is to show off your conniving skills to get to the money fast!

 

 

[Little_prince]

First there was the cortina watch guy, then koh seah wee, and now the m1 guy.....

 

i think koh seah wee will recieve the heaviest prison sentence of the lot.....

 

cheat 1 million = 2 to 3 or 4 years in prison

 

this report as reference

 

Cortina Watch's ex-employee sentenced to 9 years' jail

By Ansley Ng, TODAY | Posted: 02 October 2009 1605 hrs

 

 

Photos 1 of 1

 

Jerry Ee (Interpol picture)

 

 

 

SINGAPORE: Cortina Watch's former supervisor, who stole S$7.6 million worth of watches and cash from the timepiece boutique, has been sentenced to nine years' imprisonment by a district court.

 

36-year-old Jerry Ee had earlier pleaded guilty to four charges of criminal breach of trust and one charge of removing stolen property from Singapore.

 

Twenty other charges were taken into consideration by District Judge Chia Wee Kiat on Friday morning.

 

After stealing the watches and money from the boutique's safe on Christmas Day last year, Ee fled to Thailand, but eventually surrendered to the Singapore Embassy in Bangkok and was brought back to be charged.

 

Source

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/sin...1008834/1/.html

 

of course adding to that a crime is a crime....whether you are person placed in charge of 1 dollar or 1 million dollars....stealing any money is a crime

 

knn... cheat money already long jail term

 

cheat govt money will be lagi longer ...

 

they will throw him inside and throw away the key

[Sosaria]

At that age, you will realiswd your childhood innocence are all lies!!!

The only truth is to show off your conniving skills to get to the money fast!

 

I agree! This is the age of the 'midlife crisis'.

 

One of the triggers of midlife crisis is that you realize many of the ideals you were told and you firmly believed in, are all lies

 

Best examples: Keep on diligently working hard and you will be successful in life; Study hard and you will have a good career; Be honest and upright in all your dealings and you will be rewarded *giggle* (any more??)

 

For many people, it's like 'yeah, so what?' after realization sets in. But for a few, it can mentally unhinge them to the point where they do foolish things that they think they can get away with. Making up for lost time and opportunity.

[Sosaria]

at that age, you either make or break it

 

...Or you can keep on 'cruising' at your selected altitude. I believe this is the path that the majority end up in.

 

[Dpsk]

seriously har, what is mid life crisis?

[Happily1986]

my 2 cents from statistics. Co-relation does not imply causation.

[Kungming]

simply because those too young do not have that much authority in a company. U need to be in a certain position to approve funds above a certain amount wad.

 

Those too young may be just taking office pens, toilet paper etc.

[Curahee]

Maybe that is the age where you want to show people you are the one who made it in life, thats why the urge to do such a thing is high?

 

I feel that media play apart, flip newspaper will often see successful stories of ppl, how rich they r, how they make it in life, these ppl always in the 30s to 40s, u seldom flip newspaper read abt story of poor ppl, how jia lat their life etc. Most r gd news, some ppl in these age grp read already will feel they themselves very useless in the society and they know themselves they also no hope of making it big anymore at this age.

[Ithunk]

knn... cheat money already long jail term

 

cheat govt money will be lagi longer ...

 

they will throw him inside and throw away the key

 

of course....u dun attend IPPT, reservist or any other trainings, they come down on you until like dunno wat....imagine how the goverment will come down on you if u commit a crime with the magnitude of koh seah wee...

[Ithunk]

at that age, you either make or break it

 

true in a way....not so true in a way...anyway there is a difference between stupidity and true success in life...

 

paying for a Lamborghini LP670-4 SV Super Veloce Twin Turbo in full.....with money not his and earned is definitely one of them

 

so much for owning it for a period of time

 

Ex-Deputy Director SLA Koh Seah Wee Lamborghini Spotted in Hilton Hotel Singapore!!

[Gearoil]

at that age, you either make or break it

 

Unfortunately, I have to be honest with you ...by that age and being in the Poodle Force, yourself most are unlikely to make anything out of their lives and they will be given the 'pink' slip at 45.

 

Which really kinda explain why all of them are so disenchanted with their jobs.

 

They see no rewards waiting for them or their master really taking care of them till retirement and worse still....know that they will be unemplyed by 45!

 

Even if they do get another job...it will be a far cry both in respect and pay for them till they call it aday!

 

 

 

[Observer]

...Or you can keep on 'cruising' at your selected altitude. I believe this is the path that the majority end up in.

 

 

indeed

[Observer]

erm out of the 3...only 1 from civil service leh

[Joseph22]

Unfortunately, I have to be honest with you ...by that age and being in the Poodle Force, yourself most are unlikely to make anything out of their lives and they will be given the 'pink' slip at 45.

 

Which really kinda explain why all of them are so disenchanted with their jobs.

 

They see no rewards waiting for them or their master really taking care of them till retirement and worse still....know that they will be unemplyed by 45!

 

Even if they do get another job...it will be a far cry both in respect and pay for them till they call it aday!

 

 

that is why you should be kinder to them for making this sacrifies instead of talking bad about them.

 

like calling them white ants. when the one breaking the law is us.

[Observer]

that is why you should be kinder to them for making this sacrifies instead of talking bad about them.

 

like calling them white ants. when the one breaking the law is us.

 

talking to someone like him is