![]() ![]() The first time he knew about it was when asked to go to the police. 'Fred Dare was interviewed at the same time she made full admissions but police determined that she was the one at fault. 'She now finds herself alone before the court dealing with this matter. She left due to plans to move out of the area and relocate.ĭare, from Scarisbrick near Southport, Lancs, was jailed for 28 months at Chester Crown Court after she admitted fraud by abuse of position. Her husband’s funeral was held last week after he passed away from cancer on March 1 'The money was taken in dribs and drabs and she was not aware of the effect on the company. 'Stupidly they assisted and helped him and ended up losing their home and went into rented accommodation. He said: 'He came to his mother and father for help when people were demanding money from him and making threats to him and his family. In mitigation Dare’s lawyer Peter Barnett said the thefts started when her son asked for help to clear a drug debt. He passed away earlier this month.Īt Chester Crown Court, Dare, from Scarisbrick near Southport, Lancs, was jailed for 28 months after she admitted fraud by abuse of position. Mr Dare, who was suffering from cancer and who had been left disabled following a road accident, was quizzed over possible money laundering allegations but no action was taken against him. Her family knew nothing of the thefts until they were uncovered during an audit. Her family knew nothing of the theftsĭare eventually secretly paid back £32,000 but the losses she caused led to wage cuts and redundancies at Humphreys Estate Agents in Chester. The mother-of-three transferred cash into personal accounts including those in the name of her late husband (left) and also one of her children. ![]()
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