Fraudsters sentenced after staging two crash for cash incidents
A man has been jailed and three others have been sentenced for orchestrating two cases of crash for cash frauds.
On 12th January 2018, Daud Khan, 20, Birmingham, was sentenced to two years in prison setting up fake insurance policies and staging two crash for cash incidents with the assistance of three others.
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