PPE Fraudsters Splashed Out on Luxury Jewellery, Cars and Home Improvements

Couple spent PPE fraud money on supercars, luxury holidays and flash watches

Fraudsters who carried out a personal protective equipment scam during the pandemic splashed hundreds of thousands of pounds they conned from major American companies

Disgraced couple spent PPE fraud cash on luxury cars and watches

The multi-million-pound fraud involved taking cash for gloves that were never delivered

Covid PPE fraudsters spent money on cars and watches

The NCA says the group claimed they could supply millions of boxes of nitrile gloves.

How PPE fraudsters spent thousands of pounds on luxury cars and Rolex watches

Covid cons said 'let's milk' PPE shortages splashing cash on Rolexes and Porsche

Jogesh Bhandari, 59, and Craig Morris, 43, have been convicted of money laundering and fraud by false representation after claiming they could supply millions of boxes of nitrile gloves, the National Crime Agency (NCA) said.

Man convicted of fraud after Covid-19 PPE firm boss splashed £100,000s on luxury cars

“Fraud like this diverts essential equipment away from genuine organisations.”