Comments by "Screen Apple" (@screenapple1660) on "Eyewitness News ABC7NY" channel.

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  43. Engaging in money laundering by using pets as a cover is a highly risky and illegal endeavor. For instance, if someone were to abandon their dog on the street and claim higher expenses or wages to afford luxury goods such as expensive cars, expensive vacations, purchasing high end computers, and dining at high-end restaurants, they could face serious legal repercussions. When financial institutions notice irregularities, such as a sudden stop in purchasing dog food accompanied by claims that the dog has died, they will certainly raise questions. This will attract the scrutiny of federal banks and law enforcement agencies, as these discrepancies are red flags for potential fraud and money laundering. Attempting to cheat the system may seem like an easy way to make money without much effort, but it comes with significant risks. Money laundering is a crime that involves concealing the origins of illegally obtained money, typically by means of transfers involving foreign banks or legitimate businesses. Engaging in such activities can lead to severe penalties, including fines and imprisonment. The requirement for all dogs to have RFID chips can be understood as a measure to prevent such fraudulent activities. RFID chips help in keeping accurate records of pet ownership and can serve as a deterrent against using pets for illegal financial schemes. They provide a way to track and verify the legitimacy of pet-related claims, making it harder to manipulate the system for illicit gain. In summary, cheating the system, particularly through money laundering schemes involving pets, is not only unethical but also fraught with legal dangers. The consequences of getting caught far outweigh any short-term gains, making it a bad idea to engage in such practices. Abandoning a pet is not only cruel but also a clear indication of fraudulent intent when combined with suspicious financial activities. Just don't do it... Don't cheat the system. you are going to get caught.
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