A charity finance employee redirected a £91,966 payment meant for a breast cancer organisation into his own account and spent £14,000 on a ring for his wedding
- A former charity finance employee in the UK has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison after diverting a £91,966 payment intended for a breast cancer organisation into his personal bank account.
- Tameem Choudhury, 29, formerly employed by Breast Cancer Now, redirected the money by sending altered banking details to The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, which was due to refund the charity.
- He later spent the money on personal debts, wedding and honeymoon expenses, luxury purchases and travel, including buying a £14,000 Alexander Brown ring.
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- A former charity finance employee in the UK has been sentenced to two years and six months in prison after diverting a £91,966 payment intended for a breast cancer organisation into his personal bank account.
- Tameem Choudhury, 29, formerly employed by Breast Cancer Now, redirected the money by sending altered banking details to The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, which was due to refund the charity.
- He later spent the money on personal debts, wedding and honeymoon expenses, luxury purchases and travel, including buying a £14,000 Alexander Brown ring.
Sources: Times of India