Man admits benefit fraud which resulted in £6,788 worth of overpayments
A benefit fraudster, who was caught after taking an employer to a tribunal, has been handed a suspended sentence. Jeremy James Rennison failed to declare two jobs he had held while claiming income support benefit, which resulted in him being overpaid £6,788.
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