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Fake nurse, 46, who fraudulently pocketed more than £170,000 jailed
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crime22h ago

Fake nurse, 46, who fraudulently pocketed more than £170,000 jailed

  • Guramatunhu, 46, was jailed for 40 months after pleading guilty to fraud by false representation.
  • He posed as a registered nurse to work at six nursing homes since 2015.
  • The offence involved using a real nurse's identity to gain employment.
  • The fraud amount exceeded £170,000 and prompted police involvement.
  • The Nursing and Midwifery Council alerted authorities about an incident connected to the real nurse.
  • The case was passed from police to Cheshire Police in 2020 after discovery of the fraud.
  • Detective praised the action, saying Guramatunhu should not have worked as a nurse.
  • The sentence serves as a warning to others about similar frauds in care settings.
  • The case was reported by Sky News and reflects UK police investigations into care-home fraud.
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'AITA for inheriting a house to stop the family from selling it?'
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world18h ago

'AITA for inheriting a house to stop the family from selling it?'

  • Grandfather updates his will to leave the house to his granddaughter-in-law to prevent a sale, sparking family conflict.
  • The house is valued around 1.3 to 2 million, and the plan would require paying inheritance tax rather than selling the property.
  • Husband agrees with the sentiment but worries about selling the family estate and tax implications.
  • Early supporters say the grandfather’s choice respects his wishes and keeps the home within the family.
  • Opponents argue the plan deprives other relatives of a potential inheritance and could be unfair.
  • The grandfather’s will references tax considerations that may affect how the inheritance is taxed.
  • Some supporters say the granddaughter-in-law treats her relationship with the grandfather as genuine, not a financial ploy.
  • The family worries the house could still be sold despite the grandfather’s wishes, setting up ongoing disputes.
  • Commentary from top readers suggests waiting until the grandfather’s passing before changes, to avoid premature conclusions.
  • Overall, the post highlights a clash between sentimentality and financial implications in inheritance.
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