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Three Arrested in Fraud Investigation at University of Greater Manchester
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Three Arrested in Fraud Investigation at University of Greater Manchester
Two men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of money laundering, fraud, and bribery in a probe involving over £1 million in alleged financial crimes at the university.
- Greater Manchester Police executed warrants at five addresses and arrested a woman in her 50s and two men in their 60s.
- The arrests are part of an investigation into alleged fraudulent activity involving 60 transactions and more than one million emails, police said.
- Assistant Chief Constable Rick Jackson said the investigation is complex and detectives are compiling evidence for a potential prosecution.
- The Office for Students formally announced its own investigation into the university’s management and governance last December.
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