Man who made nearly £250,000 illegally streaming football matches is on the run with his dog in France
A man who made almost a quarter of a million pounds through a scam involving the streaming of top football matches is thought to be on the run with his dog in France.
Brockley was found guilty in his absence of supplying articles for use in fraud and the fraudulent evasion of income tax at a trial at Liverpool Crown Court on March 30 2023 after he failed to attend court. He was sentenced to five years imprisonment at the same court today .Officers from the Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit at the City of London Police believe that Brockley travelled to France with his dog to avoid prosecution, but his current whereabouts are unknown.
“We are now appealing for information on Brockley’s whereabouts, and ask anyone who may be able to help to contact the City of London Police.” The unit identified that Brockley, of John Bagot Close, Liverpool, had made 5,251 sales with a total value of £237,058 from 24 October 2014 to 8 May 2019. Of these, 1,408 sales, worth a total of £50,479, made a clear reference to IPTV services, but officers from PIPCU believe that the remaining payments were also related to the sale of these services. Brockley had not declared any income to HM Revenue and Customs since December 2018.
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