They Ask for Five Years in Prison for a Man to Collect His Deceased Mother's Widow's Pension for 22 Years.
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For 22 years he was collecting his mother’s widow’s pension for a sum exceeding Euro210,000. He is now facing a trial in which the Public Prosecutor’s Office requests that he be sentenced to five years’ imprisonment for a continuing crime of fraud of social security benefits and a fine of Euro350,000 plus an additional Euro168,927.
The defendant was allegedly charged with more than Euro210,000 since March 1996, from the pay of her parent. A man from Granada is on trial on charges of collecting his mother ' s pension for 22 years.
The First Section of the Granada High Court judges a man of about 60 years of age accused of receiving a widow's pension from his deceased mother for 22 years.The Public Prosecutor's Office has requested for the defendant a five-year prison sentence for a continuing crime of fraud of social security benefits.According to the provisional brief to which Europa Press has had access, the Public Prosecutor's Office has requested a fine of €350,000. I…
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The First Section of the Granada Court is holding a trial on Wednesday against a man accused of collecting his mother's widow's pension for 22 years, in which a sum of more than Euro200,000 was allegedly paid.
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