Globe has intensified its efforts in the fight against fraud by strengthening its collaboration with law enforcement agencies. This enhanced partnership has yielded significant successes, including the recent arrest and prosecution of key suspects involved in fraudulent schemes.
One notable case involves Joel Drilon Mahing, who was apprehended in San Pedro Laguna, for his role in a fake payments scheme. Mahing, previously a credit card agent, has a long history of credit card fraud dating back to 2013. Despite earlier arrests in 2016 and 2019 for similar offenses, he had previously managed to evade long-term consequences.
“This arrest is a major triumph for Globe and the entire financial sector. It demonstrates our commitment to combating fraud and underscores that we will persist in pursuing those who attempt to defraud our company and customers. We extend our gratitude to the police for their steadfast support and cooperation,” said Armi Camasura, Fraud Forensics Head at Globe.
Froilan Castelo, Globe’s General Counsel, emphasized, “Financial fraud erodes trust in businesses and harms the economy. Globe remains dedicated to closely monitoring fraudulent activities and working with authorities to ensure that perpetrators are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
Globe continues to strengthen its fraud detection and prevention measures to create a secure environment for its customers and stakeholders. The company remains committed to its collaborative efforts with law enforcement to hold fraudsters accountable.
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