Crypto-trading South Korean Soldier ‘Sold Fake Concert Tickets to Fuel Spending’
South Korean police have charged a man in his twenties with embezzlement and fraud – claiming that, during his military service, he fueled his crypto trading habits by selling bogus concert tickets online. The man, aged...
The man, aged 22 but unnamed for legal reasons, was arrested at the Heungdeok Police Station in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province....
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