Two women including an NHS hospital matron have been sentenced for operating a £4 million loan shark operation from their Tooting home.
No longer do we just have loansharks with names like 'Lenny the Legbreaker'. Aren't we cosmopolitan and sophisticated?
Luz Guerra Villar, 65, and Leticia Manipol, 69, loaned vast sums of cash to fellow members of the Filipino community across south London, using Facebook, texts, and WhatsApp messages to enforce repayment with high rates of interest add (sic) on top.
How exotic! How vibrant! How enriching!
At Kingston Crown Court last Friday, Villar was handed an 18-month suspended prison sentence with 220 hours of community service, and Manipol was given a 15-month suspended prison sentence with 200 hours of community service.
What's the Filipino for 'pussy pass', I wonder?
Is that where some of the NHS funding went?
ReplyDeleteThat's what comes out of the woodwork when idiots such as the Archbishop of Canterbury drive regulated low end lenders out of business.
ReplyDeleteThis time it was high-yield cash but NHS criminals are forever injecting the public with toxic stuff.
ReplyDelete"Is that where some of the NHS funding went?"
ReplyDeleteAlmost certainly!
"This time it was high-yield cash but NHS criminals are forever injecting the public with toxic stuff."
You might say that...I couldn't possibly comment!
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