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A CO Tyrone woman who pretended she had cancer and defrauded her employers out of almost £2 million has been given an extension to repay some of the money back, but warned she was on the brink of being sent to prison.
A court has granted an extension for a cancer-faking fraudster to repay some of the near £2 million she syphoned from her employers to establish and fund her overtly luxurious lifestyle. However, it was made clear this is the “red line” before the default prison period of seven years will be applicable.
A court has granted an extension for a cancer-faking fraudster to repay some of the near £2 million she syphoned from her employers to establish…
A COCAINE dealer who began flushing his £12,600 drugs stash down the toilet when the police forced their way into his fortified home has been…
A BRADFORD shopkeeper who ignored a warning to stop selling illegal tobacco products has been spared an immediate prison sentence,