Private Detectives Leeds Share Advice on How to Fight Corruption and Fraud

After reading the article published by The Guardian, dated 18 June 2014: Peter O'Neill sacks top PNG policeman and shuts down corruption watchdog, Private Detectives Leeds private investigators give tips on how to solve fraud.

(PRWEB UK) 11 July 2014

According to the article in The Guardian, dated 18 June 2014: Peter O'Neill sacks top PNG policeman and shuts down corruption watchdog, Peter O'Neill, the prime minister of the Papua New Guinea has fired the deputy police commissioner in charge of the corruption watchdog, which was allegedly found to provide evidence of fraud that is worth millions of dollars and arrest him. After O'Neill allegedly transferred $31 million of public funds to a law firm, named Paul Paraka lawyers, a warrant was issued by the police for his arrest. The prime minister denied all the accusations, and has subsequently terminated the corruption watchdog Task Force Sweep, in order to stifle further investigation into his financial affairs. Sam Koim, in charge of the task force, said that O'Neill made the gravest mistake, by terminating the organization. Also, the prime minister fired the police chief of operations, deputy commissioner Simon Kauba, who took on a huge role in the case, and accused him of working against the government. However, the new police commissioner Geoffrey Vaki was arrested and questioned by the members of the fraud squad.

In light of the events described in the article, Private Detectives Leeds (http://privatedetective-leeds.co.uk/) would like to raise awareness on how hiring private investigators can help deal with fraud and its consequences. Private investigators at Private Detectives Leeds can help in several ways. They can provide information on how to spot fraud and prevent it before it takes place. Also, victims of fraud can hire a private investigator to locate the fraudster, and maybe even some of the funds stolen. Private Detectives Leeds fraud investigators are very skilled and experienced when it comes to fraud cases, and with an exceptionally high rate of success. Fraud is next to impossible to solve without the help of a trained professional, and that's why coming to Private Detectives Leeds is an absolute necessity.

Chief investigator at Private Detectives Leeds, Chris Wright also pointed out that people should be less hesitant when hiring a private investigator, especially when it comes to cases that involve fraud. He also went on to say: “Fraud investigations need to be handled by the professionals, and our private investigator is the solution to your problem. Schedule a consultation with Private Detectives Leeds, and see how we can help you. You will not regret it, we promise. We are expecting you.”

Potential clients can reach Private Detectives Leeds Christ Wright on 0113 418 2123. Our operators are standing by for your call.

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