Foreign Housing Officer Caught Handing Out Council Homes To Illegal Immigrants

21st March 2014

smelly, you have been vindicated - on behalf of everybody else here, I apologise for all the lies and accusations thrown at you.



A homelessness case worker who worked for Southwark council was sentenced to four years in jail yesterday at the Crown Court in Woolwich.


Ibrahim Bundu, who worked for Southwark, pleaded guilty to charges of misconduct in a public office and transferring criminal property. He was found guilty and sentenced to four years in prison for each of the two counts, with the sentences to run concurrently.

Mr Bundu faked documents, medical records, tax records and employment papers when processing applications, including applications for family members and illegal immigrants. Four co-defendants were also sentenced yesterday and received suspended sentences of between 6 months and 8 months. Several other defendants are still awaiting sentence.

The fraud was uncovered using data from the Audit Commission. Southwark council has recovered around 500 illegally sublet properties in the last two years, with over a dozen prosecutions. Michael Goodwin of Thomas Bingham chambers was leading counsel for prosecution.

There are over 20,000 people on the Southwark’s housing waiting list and housing need in the borough is high.




http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/council-worker-faked-ids-and-documents-to-get-homes-for-illegal-migrants-and-his-family-9123030.html

Foreign housing officer?

He arranged for homes for members of his extended family, including his mother, wife and ex-wife, in a scam which cost taxpayers at least £3.7million. Bundu himself netted at least £50,000.

Many of those helped by Bundu, 50, were from the war-torn country of Sierra Leone, from where he had travelled to Britain in 1988.

BigAndy9 wrote:He arranged for homes for members of his extended family, including his mother, wife and ex-wife, in a scam which cost taxpayers at least £3.7million. Bundu himself netted at least £50,000.

Many of those helped by Bundu, 50, were from the war-torn country of Sierra Leone, from where he had travelled to Britain in 1988.

So that is one now you know is foreign, how about all the rest?


Nice to see you omitted the links, hilarious was this a poor set up because you cannot prove many of the other claims you have made?

Didge wrote:

BigAndy9 wrote:He arranged for homes for members of his extended family, including his mother, wife and ex-wife, in a scam which cost taxpayers at least £3.7million. Bundu himself netted at least £50,000.

Many of those helped by Bundu, 50, were from the war-torn country of Sierra Leone, from where he had travelled to Britain in 1988.

So that is one now you know is foreign, how about all the rest?


Nice to see you omitted the links, hilarious was this a poor set up because you cannot prove many of the other claims you have made?

Apologies - link also put in original post:

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/council-worker-faked-ids-and-documents-to-get-homes-for-illegal-migrants-and-his-family-9123030.html

lol now follow this up with claims on all your other posts please and good luck in that research

BigAndy9 wrote:21st March 2014

smelly, you have been vindicated - on behalf of everybody else here, I apologise for all the lies and accusations thrown at you.



A homelessness case worker who worked for Southwark council was sentenced to four years in jail yesterday at the Crown Court in Woolwich.


Ibrahim Bundu, who worked for Southwark, pleaded guilty to charges of misconduct in a public office and transferring criminal property. He was found guilty and sentenced to four years in prison for each of the two counts, with the sentences to run concurrently.

Mr Bundu faked documents, medical records, tax records and employment papers when processing applications, including applications for family members and illegal immigrants. Four co-defendants were also sentenced yesterday and received suspended sentences of between 6 months and 8 months. Several other defendants are still awaiting sentence.

The fraud was uncovered using data from the Audit Commission. Southwark council has recovered around 500 illegally sublet properties in the last two years, with over a dozen prosecutions. Michael Goodwin of Thomas Bingham chambers was leading counsel for prosecution.

There are over 20,000 people on the Southwark’s housing waiting list and housing need in the borough is high.




http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/council-worker-faked-ids-and-documents-to-get-homes-for-illegal-migrants-and-his-family-9123030.html

How many more are there?


B4st4rd!