Total **** - Man admits 300,000 Help for Heroes fraud

[Taf]

A man has admitted stealing £300,000 from the armed forces veterans' charity Help for Heroes.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-28523058

[Derek]

Seeing as the prison population is over represented by ex servicemen I think he might be in for a shock when he gets there.

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Derek

Seeing as the prison population is over represented by ex servicemen I think he might be in for a shock when he gets there.

Good

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by Sirius

Good

Or bad considering the implications of what Derek said, why is it our prisons are over represented by Ex servicemen, why are the homeless equally misrepresented by them to

My own wider view of help for heroes is that it's a charity I wouldn't be associated with or support with my cash, I am certain this isn't the first time this has happened with such a large sum but it's probably best I don't go into to much detail, except to say I'd rather my hard earned went to the legion.

[greeninferno]

Fly him to the front line and he can pay off the debt alongside those he was stealing from.

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Or bad considering the implications of what Derek said, why is it our prisons are over represented by Ex servicemen, why are the homeless equally misrepresented by them to

My own wider view of help for heroes is that it's a charity I wouldn't be associated with or support with my cash, I am certain this isn't the first time this has happened with such a large sum but it's probably best I don't go into to much detail, except to say I'd rather my hard earned went to the legion.

I give money to both charity's.

[Russ]

Is this worse than ripping off any other charity of 300,000?