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Nat Sec investigation | An organized crime mole consulted the banking profiles of Carney and Trudeau | ‘A Royal Bank of Canada employee who was secretly working for organized crime was captured accessing banking profiles of PM Mark Carney and former PMJT https://www.lapresse.ca/actual...

@scoopercooper IMO, OC and other bad actors will target young vulnerable staff like this, as they have no idea that security controls and monitoring of account access are in place to capture their activities. OC knows their mole has a limited life span before being busted . Or should have a

@scoopercooper @TomTSEC Opposing criminal gangs investigating each other, I guess.

@scoopercooper Carney and Trudeau ARE the organized crime. What are we talking about here?

@scoopercooper . . . had worked for the financial institution since 2022. . . .the bank's internal security services discovered that he was accessing customer banking records without permission and facilitating crimes by granting lines of credit based on fake identities used by fraudsters

@scoopercooper So 15K from the line of credit costs only 500 dollars? RBC security did an excellent screening allowing that person in the first place!

@scoopercooper someone trying to catch them laundering money either for blackmail or have them removed

@scoopercooper Holy Sh!t....What's been done about it, is the question?

@scoopercooper Maybe they could freeze the accounts while they're in there. Be a shame for them not to feel what they do to others.

@scoopercooper Why would organized crime be accessing banking of their leader?

@scoopercooper Did he get any foundation details?

@scoopercooper A bank employee "secretly" working for organized crime. That's a good one.

@scoopercooper Not surprising

@scoopercooper We need vigilantes like this to watch over the criminals in the Liberal party.

@scoopercooper @RealAndyLeeShow who fucking cares? Just another criminal checking out his rivals.

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