Congolese man jailed for ‘classic white-collar crime’

A Congolese national involved in classic white-collar crime in Cork, stealing over €324,000 from his employer and trying to steal €300,000 more, was jailed for five years yesterday.

Congolese man jailed for ‘classic white-collar crime’
Wed, 27 Nov, 2013 - 00:00
Liam Heylin

Dadibaku Ngkupumu, 47, was sentenced by Judge David Riordan at Cork Circuit Criminal Court where he admitted all counts against him.

Ngkupumu pleaded guilty to 17 counts related to the crimes he committed while working at Avery Dennison at the Cork Airport business park.

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CourtsPlace: CorkPlace: Cork AirportPlace: BelgiumPlace: LuxembourgPlace: GermanyPlace: McWilliam GreenPlace: FortunestownPlace: Tallaght,Person: Dadibaku NgkupumuPerson: JudgePerson: David RiordanPerson: NgkupumuPerson: Avery DennisonPerson: Garda Aonghus CotterPerson: Alice FawsittPerson: DadibakuPerson: GardaíPerson: MarkPerson: FawsittOrganisation: Cork Circuit Criminal Court
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