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Mastermind Matthew led £20k petrol scam - with Nectar points too

Lockley and Cunliffe used company fuel cards over six months to fraudulently purchase fuel worth £20,485 for resale, leading to suspended prison sentences and unpaid labor orders.

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But Matthew Lockley, Lachlan Cunliffe and Stephen Cartwright were rumbled by Sainsbury's CCTV

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Fraudsters bought £20k petrol on company card and topped up Nectar points too

When stopped by police officers, the mastermind of the scam Matthew Lockley asked 'is this about fuel or some s**t?'

·Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Stoke SentinelStoke Sentinel
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Mastermind Matthew led £20k petrol scam - with Nectar points too

But Matthew Lockley, Lachlan Cunliffe and Stephen Cartwright were rumbled by Sainsbury's CCTV

·Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
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Stoke Sentinel broke the news in Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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