Police urge drivers to claim compensation from massive £1million car fraud investigation

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Police urge drivers to claim compensation from massive £1million car fraud investigation.

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Police are calling on drivers to come forward if they believe they are owed compensation after being victims of luxury car fraud.An investigation into fraud by Devon and Cornwall Police uncovered that Ravinder Randhawa had committed fraud and money laundering offences, ultimately being sentenced to nine years in jail.Mr Randhawa had originally posed as a legitimate salesman after setting up a fake website where he claimed to be selling luxury cars for showrooms that didn't exist.Victims across the UK, including Sussex, were caught out and paid "significant sums" for luxury marques, including Porsche, Mercedes-Benz and Range Rover.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say People who had given money to Mr Randhawa eventually realised that the cars didn't exist when they went to collect them, or when they weren't delivered.In total, Mr Randhawa stole in excess of £1million from over 150 people, prompting the investigation by Devon and Cornwall Police.The fraudster was found to have purchased...

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