A Lincoln-based woman has received a prison sentence after she was proven guilty of devising a fraudulent student tenancy scheme. The plot, which specifically targeted university students in Lincoln, revolved around generating counterfeit rental agreements and taking security deposits for properties that were not actually vacant for rent. This incidence acts as a stern warning for both students and local residents to remain cautious when committing to rental agreements, especially in light of the upcoming academic year. Local authorities are appealing to everyone to report any doubtful activities to help avoid future occurrences.
This news was adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting by [news.google.com].
