Fundraiser Jailed After Keeping Cash Collected For Lee Rigby's Son
Gary Gardner was told he will serve half of a two-and-a-half-year sentence in custody for two counts of fraud.
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News Fundraiser Guilty Of Pocketing Cash Collected For Lee Rigby's Son
A fundraiser who pocketed cash collected for the young son of murdered soldier Lee Rigby has been found guilty of two counts of fraud.
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