Suspected ‘ghost broker’ under arrest

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Police arrested a man yesterday (27 May) for selling fraudulent car cover and offering it to NHS workers at a discount.

A man was arrested in Luton yesterday by the City of London Police for acting as a ‘ghost broker’.

A City of London Police press statement alleged that the 25-year-old man was selling fraudulent car insurance and had offered the fake cover to NHS workers at a discount.

He was arrested for fraud by false representation after the police executed a search warrant at a property in the Hertfordshire town.

The man is suspected of advertising fraudulent car insurance services via social media whilst

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