Massive Unemployment fraud in Belgium

“What happened is that people arrived in Belgium and had no right to unemployment benefits. In order to qualify they had to prove they worked for so many days. These people then used any means to get the necessary paperwork to prove they had been employed.”
In all some 10,000 are believed to have been involved in the fraud, but the number is expected to rise further.
Some paid a 100 euros for a filled in dismissal notice from the employment agency, others forked out 400 euros. WATCH VIDEO

This is an old trick from Wallonia

A 66-year-old man from New York, Virgilio Cintron, died before he could cash his Social Security check so his roommate and a friend used an office chair to wheel Virgilio's corpse down to the Pay-O-Matic check cashing store in an attempt to cash the check. A trick used by Walloons for decades, its why the Flemish want to seperate.

Unfortunately, the two men couldn't help but be noticed by passers-by as they wheeled a corpse, flailing from side to side, along Ninth Avenue in Manhattan.
The roommate and a third man, who was a friend of the deceased, reportedly left Cintron outside as they entered the establishment, pointing to him through the window when the cashier told them that Cintron would have to be present to cash the check, according to the police account.

When the cashier asked them to bring Cintron inside, they exited the building, where they were confronted by an on-duty Real Time Crime Center detective who had been in the building next door when he noticed the commotion.
The two men were taken into police custody, where they were questioned and may face charges related to criminal impersonation or check fraud.
Cintron is believed to have died of natural causes.

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