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Canadian charged with selling fake jobs abroad image (Pol Col Arun…

- - - - for allegedly selling bogus job apprenticeships abroad to Thai students
        
        at 150,000-baht each.
- - - - 37-year-old
      - was detained
        
        of the Amarin Plaza building
        
        in Pathumwan district
        
        in Bangkok
        
        on Wednesday.
        
        His apprehension
        
        followed
        
        complaints from university students.
        
        One of them told police
        
        Mr Roberge, through his company, offered him an apprenticeship at the Pittsburgh Marriott hotel in Pennsylvania at a wage of US$14 per hour, on payment of a 150,000-baht fee. He did not see him again after paying the money.
        
        Another student complained
        
        he paid the same amount for an apprenticeship at a Thai restaurant in Miami, and a wage of $8 per hour. A month after paying the money he was unable to contact Mr Roberge's company.