Man sentenced for fraudulent health insurance claims

A man in Derbyshire has been sentenced to 200 hours of unpaid work, a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement order with the Probation Service to cover money management and debt control, and ordered to repay £170 in court costs for a series of fraudulent health insurance claims. Jason Bulley, 38, was found guilty of submitting bogus insurance claims for himself and his family, and orchestrated claims on behalf of his work colleagues for medical and dental treatments, totalling £8,624.  Having signed up to his employer's health insurance scheme in 2013 for himself and his family, Bulley, w...