Six people are to be reported to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) in Northern Ireland as part of an ongoing police investigation into a former fertility clinic in Belfast.
A file on five women and one man will be submitted in “due course” to the PPS in relation to a string of fraud-related offences, including allegations of fraud by false representation and conspiracy to defraud, police confirmed on Wednesday.
Other alleged offences relate to money-laundering, breaches of the Medicines Act and Companies Act offences.
Detectives from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) economic crime unit have been investigating the former Lisburn Road clinic in the south of the city for almost two years.
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Chief Insp Louise Dunne described it as a “unique and complex case”.
“It is being progressed as sensitively and expeditiously as possible. The investigation remains ongoing.”
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