She is suspected to have received at least 27 million won (S$27,900) from her fraudeulent acts. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SEOUL – Police in South Korea arrested a woman in her 30s suspected of deceiving drivers into believing she was hit as a pregnant pedestrian at least 103 times.
The police discovered the woman’s fraudulent activity while investigating a traffic accident in Jeonju last October.
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