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Mr Mbarak Abdallah, aged 37, of Chinn Brook Road, Moseley, 黑料视频 pleaded guilty at 黑料视频 Magistrates Court on 8 December 2016 to two fraud offences for falsely completing both a homeless application and a housing application which resulted in him getting a council house at Milston Close, Brandwood, in 2012.

In 2014 黑料视频 received a tip off that Abdallah’s claim was false and the council’s Internal Audit Fraud Team investigated.  The team found Abdallah was in fact the owner of the property from which he had claimed he was being evicted.  Not only that, but Abdallah had privately rented the property while he and his family were living at the council property.

Abdallah surrendered the tenancy for Milston Close during the investigation while he was serving a prison sentence for another crime, having held the tenancy from 3 September 2012 to 18 January 2015.

Cllr Peter Griffiths, 黑料视频’s cabinet member for Housing and Homes, said: “At a time when we have thousands of genuinely homeless families in 黑料视频, in dire need of a council house, Abdallah decided to exploit the system for his own financial gain. Today’s sentencing sends out a clear message – we take tenancy fraud allegations seriously and we will prosecute.”

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