Criminal Nature Frauds

White-Collar Crimes

Non-violent financial crimes committed by individuals or businesses, such as embezzlement, bribery, corruption, or insider trading.

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Tax Evasion and Fraud

Deliberate underreporting of income, inflating expenses, or engaging in other deceptive practices to evade taxes unlawfully.

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Real Estate Fraud

Deceptive practices in real estate transactions, including property fraud, mortgage fraud, or forgery of property documents.

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Pyramid and Ponzi Schemes

Unlawful investment schemes where returns to existing investors are paid with funds from new investors rather than from profit, ultimately leading to financial collapse.

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Public Corruption

Abuse of public office for personal gain, including bribery, extortion, or other forms of corruption within government institutions.

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Investment Fraud

Schemes that involve misrepresentation or deception to induce individuals to invest in fraudulent investment opportunities, often resulting in financial losses.

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Insurance Fraud

Providing false information or making false claims to insurance companies to obtain benefits fraudulently, such as exaggerating damages or staging accidents.

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Cyber Fraud

Various forms of online fraud, including phishing scams, identity theft, hacking, or other cybercrimes aimed at financial exploitation.

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Credit Card Fraud

Unauthorized use of credit card information for fraudulent transactions, including making purchases or withdrawing money without the cardholder’s consent.

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Check Fraud

Illegitimate use of checks, including writing bad checks, check kiting, or altering checks to deceive banks or individuals.

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Bank Fraud

Activities that involve dishonest practices within the banking sector, such as embezzlement, misappropriation of funds, or fraudulent loan schemes.

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ATM Skimming

Illegally obtaining credit or debit card information by installing skimming devices on ATMs, allowing criminals to clone cards and make unauthorized transactions.

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