GAMBLING THREATS BACKFIRED ON THIS ‘OPERATOR’

15 May 2009

Threats to family guaranteed to provide a backlash
 

The operator of an illegal gambling operation in Taiwan learned the hard way this week that threatening a man’s family is almost guaranteed to generate a damaging backlash; one that in his case resulted in police action.

The China Post reports that Lin Chin-kun operated the sports gambling den in the guise of a teahouse in Jhonge, Taipei County. He and his associates attempted to collect gambling debts totaling some NT$ 5 329 000 from a client by putting pressure on his friend, harassing him and threatening him and his family incessantly.

Although he initially tried to help his friend by signing a cheque for half the gambling debt of his friend, the forty-year-old man was finally pushed too far, and in April he reported the illegal gambling activities to the police.

A raid followed, which recovered both the complainant’s cheque and computer equipment full of useful evidential information. Investigations continue.

Online Casino News Courtesy of Infopowa

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