Royal Caribbean passenger jumps off cruise ship to avoid $16K gambling debt MSN
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A passenger on a Caribbean cruise who jumped overboard to avoid paying off US$16,000 of gambling debt they had accumulated on the ship is facing federal charges.
According to authorities, while docked in Puerto Rico as other passengers were disembarking, Jey Gonzalez-Diaz flung himself off the Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas in an attempt to evade repaying thousands of dollars he owed the cruise line.
The swimming pool deck of Asia’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean International’s Rhapsody of the Seas, is seen in January 2008.
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The incident occurred at about 9:15 a.m. on Sept. 7, according to reports by CBS News and the
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Nurses at Paoli Hospital and Lankenau Medical Center just received life-changing news—$2 million in anonymous donations is being used to help pay off their student loans.
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At Paoli Hospital, the news broke quietly. Nurses like Tangi Raysor were in the middle of their shifts when they saw the email.
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A passenger on board a Royal Caribbean cruise ship is alleged to have jumped overboard in an attempt to escape paying a $16,000 gambling debt.
Jey Xander Omar Gonzalez-Diaz was arrested on Sunday (September 7) after he jumped from Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas when it docked in Puerto Rico.
Authorities say that he’d boarded the ship on August 31 and jumped overboard when it pulled into its final stop in San Juan.
After he jumped into the ocean, he was then reportedly picked up by two people on jet-skis and brought on shore, which was captured on CCTV.
Once on shore, Customs and Border Protection officers found $14,600 in cash on his person, as well as two phones and five IDs.
According to federal prosecutors, Gonzalez-Diaz had…
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A man who authorities say jumped off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship near the Port of San Juan to avoid paying a $16,000 in gambling debt to the cruise line has been charged with a federal crime, authorities say.
Jey Gonzalez-Diaz was a passenger on Rhapsody of the Seas, which departed from the Port of San Juan for a week-long cruise to Barbados before returning September 7.
When other passengers were…
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Royal Caribbean passenger jumps off cruise ship to avoid $16K gambling debt MSN
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Royal Caribbean passenger jumps off cruise ship to avoid $16K gambling debt MSN
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Royal Caribbean cruise passenger dives overboard to allegedly dodge $16,000 gambling debt MSN
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Royal Caribbean passenger jumps off cruise ship to avoid $16K gambling debt MSN
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Royal Caribbean passenger jumps off cruise ship to avoid $16K gambling debt MSN
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Eric Agyeman fraudulently secured £130,000 across three Bounce Back Loan applications in 2020 by fabricating turnover figures for a company which never traded
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Agyeman transferred more than £40,000 of the funds into a separate trading operation purchasing goods for export to Ghana through an associate who would sell them and return commission payments
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The 46-year-old was jailed and banned as a company director after pleading guilty to fraud and money laundering following investigations by the Insolvency Service
A London fraudster has been jailed after illegally securing three Bounce Back Loans and using the funds to buy and ship goods to Ghana for resale.
Eric Agyeman obtained £130,000 in…


