Rossendale man claimed to be working paramedic despite being dismissed to get job at funeral parlour
A fraudster from Rossendale who claimed to be a working paramedic despite being dismissed to get a job at a funeral parlour has walked free from court.
Braithwaite, of Dean Fold, was sentenced to a 12 month conditional discharge at Manchester Crown Court after admitting fraud by false representation, the M.E.N reports.Judge Sarah Johnston, sentencing, told him: "You are here to be sentenced for a single offence of fraud dating back to July 23 2016, when you made a false representation that you were a paramedic to secure employment to a funeral provider.
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