Dundee woman falsely claimed £12k in employment benefits
ByAlan Wilson
A woman admitted that she fraudulently claimed more than £12,000 in benefits.
Susan Malone, 44, of Clepington Road, had previously denied two charges amounting to almost £23,000.
However, during an appearance at Dundee Sheriff Court, she admitted that between February 27 2010 and January 29 last year, at a property in Watson Street and elsewhere, she claimed £12,451.44 in income support and employment support allowance.
The offence occurred after Malone had failed to declare a change in her circumstances.
She pleaded not guilty to a second charge of fraudulently claiming £10,427 of housing and council tax benefit.
This was accepted by the Crown.
Sentence was deferred until October 14 for reports.
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Dundee woman falsely claimed £12k in employment benefits