Fraud Squad
Fraud Squad is a TV show on ITV1. Catch up tv on Fraud Squad. For the first time ever, the elite squad of detectives of 'The Economic Crime Unit of The City of London Police' have opened up their doors to ITV. The program has been available since 2024. A total of 10 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in April 2024.
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A dentist lets her unqualified boyfriend operate on her patients and pocket £120,000, and a man sells dodgy student exemption certificates.
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A school mops up taxpayer cash pretending to employ 40 cleaners, a union rep rips off her members and the NHS, and a man is guilty of illegally dumping 14,000 tonnes of waste.
Three brothers with a hospitality empire steal £3 million of taxpayer cash, and a couple claiming disability benefits are filmed walking, lifting and climbing through a window.
A gang evade £3 million in tax by selling illicit petrol, a manager steals from his own taxpayer-funded charity to buy holidays, and a takeaway owner cheats HMRC out of £170,000.
A tax scam nets fraudsters over a million pounds, and a council tenant dishonestly tries to bag a house at a knockdown price.
A couple overcharge the council £400,000 in a care home staffing scam, and a woman claiming benefits because she can’t work has not one but two jobs.
A gang steal £16 million from the taxman by smuggling alcohol into the UK, and a dentist fabricates patients to steal tens of thousands of pounds.
A former Inland Revenue employee steals £7 million from HMRC, and a benefit scrounger fakes single status to max her claims.
A golf pro cheats the public purse out of thousands, a benefits cheat is caught performing as an Elvis impersonator, and a conman invents 188 fake kids to steal nearly £2 million.
A removals boss’s own dashcam films him smuggling two million cigarettes into the UK, and a GP practice manager defrauds the NHS out of £40,000 by falsely claiming for overtime.