Unable to work Sir,

capt_buzzard · Post by **capt_buzzard** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 2:15 am

A man who claimed he was too disabled to work and was 'virtually unable to walk' was jailed for fraud in Manchester UK after investigators discovered that he wrestiled with alligators.The man was claiming disability sickness benefit.

Officers found pictures of him wrestling alligators and riding a camel, and also discovered that he had a black belt in the martial art.

Jika · Post by **Jika** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 3:25 am

haha! capt. b. this case is certainly, most unusual for the fact that this fraudulent demon was so blatantly overt with his 'healthy self' as opposed to his 'disabled self'.

my older brother anthony is an industrial law barrister and quite regularly receives briefs (still bound, in red silk ribbon, how amusingly quaint) for defence of similar matters. on one occasion after watching a prosecutorial tape sent with the brief, clearly showing anth's 'diabled/injured client attending to heavy manual labour activities in his own back yard (caught on P.I. survelliance camera) i distinctly remember him exclaiming... " oh well, we're screwed!"

i'm glad losers like this get nabbed, it's just a pity they demean or ruin the system for genuinely aggrieved/injured workers.

capt_buzzard · Post by **capt_buzzard** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 3:29 am

Jika wrote: haha! capt. b. this case is certainly, most unusual for the fact that this fraudulent demon was so blatantly overt with his 'healthy self' as opposed to his 'disabled self'.

my older brother anthony is an industrial law barrister and quite regularly receives briefs (still bound, in red silk ribbon, how amusingly quaint) for defence of similar matters. on one occasion after watching a prosecutorial tape sent with the brief, clearly showing anth's 'diabled/injured client attending to heavy manual labour activities in his own back yard (caught on P.I. survelliance camera) i distinctly remember him exclaiming... " oh well, we're screwed!"

i'm glad losers like this get nabbed, it's just a pity they demean or ruin the system for genuinely aggrieved/injured workers.

It happens in Ireland too, but the Irish are more professional when dealing with this. They have to be.

Jika · Post by **Jika** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 3:33 am

capt_buzzard wrote: They have to be.

why so capt.?

capt_buzzard · Post by **capt_buzzard** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 3:58 am

Jika wrote: why so capt.?Crooks here too:D

pantsonfire321@aol.com · Sat Jul 02, 2005 11:31 am

Im sick of hearing story`s like this 2 years ago i reported some body for benefit fraud they claimed to have some thing wrong with their ear which made them have problems with balance they where claiming disability benefits ,housing benefit had a diabled badge they were ( and still are) running a car recovery service and selling secondhand cars from home they had 3 holidays abroad every year and cars including a bentley 4x4 a people carrier they have 3 recovery wagons the bentley had a personal number plate worth Ã‚£25 grand .This bloke even gave his son Ã‚£ 40 grand cash to buy another recovery business in south london they employed one driver who had one eye and 40% sight in the other eye this twat could`nt of had a legal licence, well i reported this family and guess what NOTHING happened why set up a benefit fraud line and do nothing this is`nt the only time- i knew some body who claimed disability benefit while they were in prison and two years on they are still getting it - you know what you couldnt make it up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-5