Company directors sentenced for fraud
Three directors of a vacuum repair company have received prison sentences
Posted 26 March 2019 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Crime|East Midlands
UPDATES: Three company directors have been sentenced for fraud linked to the servicing and repair of Dyson vacuum cleaners, following a Trading Standards investigation into dishonest business practices affecting consumers.
Three company directors have been found guilty of fraud and sentenced to a total of 51 months in prison following a successful prosecution by Derbyshire County Council’s trading standards.
The case against Nicholas Garbett, Richard Commons and Craig Flint concerned two companies, TDM (Midlands) Ltd, (TDM) and Independent Dyson Service Team Ltd (IDST).
Both companies were involved in...
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