30 January 2011
Fraudster who used women to claim millions in benefits is jailed
Lithuanian gang leader smurfing the benefits system. A few more like this are going to turn up.
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1 comment:
This type of fraud happens unchecked all the time here in Las Vegas. Glad to see sometimes people actually get arrested.
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