AMSTERDAM – The Amsterdam municipality denies that it has inadvertently 186,000 euros to a Dutchman. A spokesman confirmed Sunday at Omroep Brabant it comes to billing fraud, which last year came to light. Thursday is the case to court.
Initially reported include AT5 based newsletter that the court was a Dutchman 186,000 euros richer by a transfer to a wrong account number. Now it appears that the fork else is in the stem.
Trainee committed fraud
The Amsterdam Mayor Eberhard van der Laan explained his council in May already in the bill fraud. In this case, five suspects were arrested, including a former trainee of the municipality. How many suspects are from Brabant, is not known.
A waste management company, which does not come from Brabant, sent an invoice to an Amsterdam district. An intern at the district intercepted that bill and gave it to a middleman. This intermediary showed falsify the account. The bill then ended up back at the intern and then the stack of invoices to be paid.
Suspicion
forger, the intermediary and two people who put down their bank account available fixed. The city council wants to recover a sum of 28,650 euros because this amount was unduly. A bank became suspicious and informed the congregation.
Part of the amount could still be frozen by the bank. Another part was found in cash in a home of a suspect. The majority had already been recorded.
Modified: Sunday, January 4th, 2015 – 20:45
Author: Yuri Vugts
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