Is a 21 month sentence enough for this benefit cheat?
"Benefit cheats who sailed world in £100,000 yacht jailed, couple scuba-dived in Kenya and swam with dolphins in Canary Islands while claiming disability and housing allowances"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/mar/20/benefit-cheats-luxury-yacht
DT - effects the 'state' I pay plenty of tax it effects ALL tax payers and the people who do need benefits.
DT - fail to grasp - obviously I did!
A 3 year sentence would do it I think
These people waste tax payers money
There are genuine people who need the state beneifts
Those who cannot work due to illness and other health issues
These people make it look bad for all benefit claiments trust me
There are thousands in the Uk getting away with benefit fraud
Yet there are also hundreds of genuine people being refused benefit for genuine health problems
I have heard of cases such as one man who was totally blind and made a claim for DLA it took 18 months to prosses his claim only to find out he had been rejected and had to appeal
The time period for DLA claims is 11 weeks and no longer than 4 months he waited neally 2 years
This is the state of our system today and yet fraudsters get away with it
Perhaps if the DWP and government did something about it and cracked down on these cheats
genuine people could get extra money they need and a shorter chance of being rejected
Diving on Canary Islands - El Hierro Tauchen Scuba
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