Fraudster from Blackpool hit with a £9k bill
Preston Crown Court heard Ohne Kyaing, 49, of Charles Street, Blackpool, was the leader of a student organisation which opposes the military dictatorship in Myanmar, formerly Burma.
The Proceeds of Crime Act hearing was told he applied for a job with Zillian Ltd and the 247 Professional Health as an agency carer.
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Hide AdHe provided two different passport numbers during the application process, on June 7 at Blackpool.
The Disclosure and Barring Service launched an investigation and found neither number matched the false name he provided.
When searched in police custody, Kyaing was found in possession of £2,000 in £50 bank notes and a number of bank cards in different names.
In October he was jailed for nine months after admitting fraud and three counts of possessing an identity document with improper use.
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Hide AdA charge of possessing criminal property was ordered to lie on file.
The hearing ruled he had benefited by £50,727.59 from his crimes but only had £9,099 assets. He has 56 days to pay the amount or he faces further time in prison.