GNK may well be heading to Jail (again):

Herald On Sunday Follow- Up Article on GNK 22/1/11

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Now that the Ministry of Economic Development have taken action so promptly against GNK for running not one, but two businesses whilst a bankrupt, I now await:

• The Ministry of Social Development taking action against GNK for benefit fraud;
• The Inland Revenue Department taking action against GNK for tax fraud;
• The Commerce Commission taking action against GNK for multiple breaches of the Fair Trading Act and the Consumer Guarantees Act;
• The Accident Compensation Corporation taking action against GNK for ACC fraud.

Each of these organisations have now been supplied copious amounts of information and evidence (by me) that should be enough to put GNK in jail for a lot longer than 12 months – let’s see if these Statutory agencies can act as swiftly as the Ministry of Economic Development, and finally enforce the laws of the land on GNK in a meaningful and substantial way.

Court summons: Reported as approximately 300.

Convictions: Reported as approximately 6.

These figures are very worrying, and not because they are so high.

The worrying part is that, at first glance, for every time GNK has ripped someone off, or engaged in a criminal or civil wrong – in the NZ Justice system, he is only ever held to account less than on 1 out of every 10 occasions.

No wonder GNK is so confident to allow people he has wronged to invoke the Court process – he has experienced a 90% +  success rate of not being held to account for his actions within the Court process.

Imagine having a 90% + success rate every time you bought a Lotto ticket – you’d never miss a week, would you?

The Courts and the Police may now have a lot to answer for for letting GNK run rampant over so many years, now that his various serious misdeeds have become so public.