Three years in prison for diverting 238,000 euros from partial unemployment

With a friend, he had declared a dozen fictitious employees to collect state aid during the health crisis ... A business manager from Le Mans was sentenced on appeal, this Thursday in Angers, to three years in prison for a major partial unemployment fraud, indicates

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In December, an investigation was opened for fraud in an organized group and aggravated money laundering, resulting in the imprisonment of three men.

These thirties had embezzled the tidy sum of 238,000 euros.

Vacation and alimony

Two of the suspects were sentenced in March to 18 months in prison but one of them, 30 criminal records including four for fraud, had decided to appeal.

This man, who had reinjected money into his company and had also used it to go on vacation and pay his alimony, therefore saw his sentence doubled.

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