Former Serco directors accused of defrauding Britain’s justice department
Taxpayer was ultimately defrauded by the two former managers, who are accused of hiding £12m in profits
30 March 2021 - 16:26
London — Two former Serco Group directors concealed £12m in profits from the UK ministry of justice, ultimately defrauding both the government and taxpayers, prosecutors told a London court.
Simon Marshall and Nicholas Woods were accused of making false representations about an electronic-tagging contract to the justice ministry from 2011 through 2013, at the first day of a trial on Tuesday in London...
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