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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2018 17:03:10 GMT
"A fraudster who pretended that his family died in the Grenfell Tower fire to get money from a victims fund has been jailed. Appearing at Southwark Crown Court, Anh Nhu Nguyen was sentenced to 21 months in prison for defrauding more than £10,000 from charities and the local council. Nguyen claimed his wife and son died in the tragedy and was pictured shaking hands with the Prince of Wales when he met survivors. " "Nguyen was born in Vietnam and came to the UK in the 1980s. The British citizen had 17 aliases, the court heard. He has 28 previous convictions for 56 offences over more than 30 years, including theft, dishonesty offences, arson and grievous bodily harm. " news.sky.com/story/grenfell-tower-fire-fraudster-anh-nhu-nguyen-jailed-for-21-months-11242888"17 aliases". I wonder how many more are amidst us with multi aliases Those who objected to ID cards have a lot to answer for |
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Post by aubrey on Feb 9, 2018 17:07:37 GMT
"A fraudster who pretended that his family died in the Grenfell Tower fire to get money from a victims fund has been jailed. Appearing at Southwark Crown Court, Anh Nhu Nguyen was sentenced to 21 months in prison for defrauding more than £10,000 from charities and the local council. Nguyen claimed his wife and son died in the tragedy and was pictured shaking hands with the Prince of Wales when he met survivors. " "Nguyen was born in Vietnam and came to the UK in the 1980s. The British citizen had 17 aliases, the court heard. He has 28 previous convictions for 56 offences over more than 30 years, including theft, dishonesty offences, arson and grievous bodily harm. " news.sky.com/story/grenfell-tower-fire-fraudster-anh-nhu-nguyen-jailed-for-21-months-11242888"17 aliases". I wonder how many more are amidst us with multi aliases Those who objected to ID cards have a lot to answer for Would ID cards have stopped him? People can forge things. |
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Post by ARENA on Feb 10, 2018 10:13:13 GMT
I think ID cards would help. People who think their identities are hidden or private,are living in the wrong century.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 10, 2018 11:12:40 GMT
I think ID cards would help. People who think their identities are hidden or private,are living in the wrong century. The objections always make me smile. People happily have their supermarket reward cards, bus passes, credit/debit cards, library, internet cards which all contain so much info about them yet suggest an ID card and it becomes an infringement of civil liberties I suspect that the objectors have something to hide |
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Post by starlilolill on Feb 10, 2018 12:08:55 GMT
I don't have any objection to ID cards, carrying one here isn't a problem. The problem I do have was what was actually going to be on the British ID card that was intrusive and unnecessary.
I have nothing to hide but value my privacy as far as I can.
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