No jail and €600 fine for man guilty of €22K welfare fraud

A cleaner has been spared jail for fraudulently claiming more than €22,000 in benefits while he had a job.

Wed, 15 May, 2013 - 15:29

A cleaner has been spared jail for fraudulently claiming more than €22,000 in benefits while he had a job.

Father-of-three, Khalid Adeeb, with an address at Latchford Close, Ongar, Dublin 18, received fines amounting to €600 after he pleaded guilty to charges under the Social Welfare Consolidation Act.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Latchford Close, Ongar, Dublin 18 Place: Pakistan Place: Ireland Person: Khalid Adeeb Person: William Early Person: Adeeb Person: Solicitor Person: Joseph Maguire Person: Maguire Person: Eileen McCabe Person: McCabe Person: Early Organisation: Dublin District Court Organisation: Department of Social Protection

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