Man Convicted in Benefits Fraud Case: Uncovering a Deceitful Scheme

Man Convicted in Benefits Fraud Case: Uncovering a Deceitful Scheme

A man was convicted at Coleraine Magistrates Court for falsely claiming over £16,000 in benefits. Investigation and Conviction

Walter Brolly, of Roeville Terrace, Limavady, knowingly claimed Housing Benefit totalling £16,313 without proper entitlement, leading to his conviction. The 60-year-old received a four-month suspended imprisonment sentence. Impact of the Fraud

The deceit was exposed following a thorough inquiry by the Department for Communities. All unlawfully obtained funds have been reimbursed to the Department, ensuring justice. Authorities emphasize the significance of reporting suspected benefit fraud to safeguard taxpayer money. Take Action: The Department for Communities encourages individuals to anonymously report any suspected cases of benefit fraud to prevent exploitation of public funds. Stay informed with the latest developments by visiting the Belfast Live homepage.