Non-White Deaf Family Steal £800,000 in Dishonest and Greedy Benefits Scam

Sven Longshanks
Daily Stormer
September 12, 2014

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Shahab Reza, who is deaf, has admitted defrauding the Department of Work and Pensions out of thousands of pounds by falsely claiming benefits for sign language interpreters.

While disabled White people in Britain were having all their money taken away, with many dying within weeks of their benefits being withdrawn, this Non-White family were freely given £800,000 which they then dished out to various other relatives in a fraudulent scam.

It is bad enough that we encourage our own mentally and physically disabled people to breed, but encouraging entire families of disabled foreigners to as well is just incredible.

But don’t expect any gratitude from these defective creatures after being housed, fed, medicated and educated. That was still not enough for them, they had to con almost a million pounds out of the benefits system for the rest of their parasitic family too.

Daily Mail:

A deaf man and his family falsely claimed £800,000 for sign language interpreters in a ‘dishonest and greedy’ benefits scam, a court has heard.

Shahab Reza, of Perivale, west London, submitted fake invoices to the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) but used the money to fund holidays, jewellery and university fees, prosecutors say.

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Shehnaz Reza (pictured, left) and her children, Zainab (centre) and Abbas (right), deny conspiracy to defraud. But what are they doing being paid any money by the British people in the first place?

The 51-year-old and his wife, Shehnaz Reza, both of whom are deaf, also involved their children, Zainab Reza, 22, and Abbas Reza, 26, it is claimed.

Father Shahab, 51, has admitted his role in the swindle and is facing years behind bars.

Mother Shehnaz and children Zainab and Abbas all deny being part of a conspiracy.

Southwark Crown Court heard Shahab masterminded a four-year scam by submitting fake invoices for sign language interpreters to the DWP through the Access to Work scheme.

Prosecutor Rosina Cottage QC said: ‘This case concerns dishonesty and greed that started with Shabab Reza, who has acknowledged his dishonesty by pleading guilty to every count that he faced on the indictment.

‘He was assisted by his wife, Shehnaz Reza and his children, Abbas and Zainab Reza, to obtain taxpayers’ money through sophisticated frauds at the heart of the benefits system.

‘Shahab Reza is deaf and so is his wife. They… pretended that they required the assistance of British Sign Language interpreters and Support Workers dishonestly, to obtain grants from the Access to Work Scheme, operated by the Department for Work and Pensions.

‘Approximately £800,000 was paid into bank accounts controlled by members of the Reza family. It was spent on property and jewellery, holidays and investments.’

She added: ‘Many thousands of pounds were obtained through this simple, but clever fraud.

‘Housing benefit was paying for the family home and the children’s day-to-day expenses were met by grants and bursaries. There was money to spend.

‘In order to be able to spend the money it needed to appear to come from legitimate business income.

Prosecutors said that when the alleged fraudsters were arrested there was thousands of pounds worth of gold jewellery and gems in a safe at their house, as well as a £8,000 diamond.

The court heard Shahab also lied about his family’s financial circumstances to Harrow Council, netting nearly £100,000 in benefits and tax exemptions between June 2002 and August 2010.

The Reza family is also accused of conning the NHS and the Student Loans Company, with Abbas allegedly receiving a fraudulent bursary.

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Southwark Crown Court heard claims the scam was a ‘simple but clever’ way of swindling thousands.