Fraudster given jail time after faking driving documents and hiding offences
A man has been given jail time after he sold invalid insurance policies and tried to take out car insurance for himself by covering up his driving offences and using a fake no-claims discount certificate.
Mohamed Choudhary, 33, of Newham, was sentenced at Inner London Crown Court on 13 September 2024 to two years imprisonment, suspended for two years.
Choudary is also subject to a six-month daily curfew
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