Thursday, April 28, 2005
Going undercover
Having been a civil servant myself I know what a valuable job that they do. I also know that in many cases the work does not just involve shuffling paper. Sometimes being at the sharp end can be quite an experience as is illustrated in this article:
A LAPDANCER called Peaches stripped off for a customer who slipped £20 in her G-string - unaware he was an undercover government investigator.
Julieanne Beecher earned up to £300 a week dancing for businessmen at the same time as claiming state benefits.
And a DSS fraud detective was sent on a secret mission to mingle with male customers at The Fantasy Lounge.
He called Peaches over to dance to give her the £20 note, but the civil servant was secretly filming the stripper's dance routine during his 40-minute visit to the club.
Never a dull moment, as they say.
A LAPDANCER called Peaches stripped off for a customer who slipped £20 in her G-string - unaware he was an undercover government investigator.
Julieanne Beecher earned up to £300 a week dancing for businessmen at the same time as claiming state benefits.
And a DSS fraud detective was sent on a secret mission to mingle with male customers at The Fantasy Lounge.
He called Peaches over to dance to give her the £20 note, but the civil servant was secretly filming the stripper's dance routine during his 40-minute visit to the club.
Never a dull moment, as they say.
