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A member of the British Paralympic squad has been charged with benefit fraud after an investigation into profits made from selling cars.A member of the British Paralympic squad has been charged with benefit fraud after an investigation into profits made from selling cars.
John Hall, 26, from Derby, has been selected for the British wheelchair basketball squad. Jon Hall, 26, from Derby, has been selected for the British wheelchair basketball squad.
He is one of five athletes each charged with failing to report changes in circumstances while claiming incapacity benefit.He is one of five athletes each charged with failing to report changes in circumstances while claiming incapacity benefit.
The allegations were first revealed by BBC Radio 4's Your and Yours programme.The allegations were first revealed by BBC Radio 4's Your and Yours programme.
Mr Hall is due to appear before Doncaster Magistrates on Monday.Mr Hall is due to appear before Doncaster Magistrates on Monday.
Further arrestsFurther arrests
Two Paralympic and World Championship medal-winning wheelchair fencers, Lee Fawcett and Philip Bramley, both from Teeside, have been bailed to appear before magistrates in August. Two wheelchair fencers, Lee Fawcett and Philip Bramley, both from Teeside, have been bailed to appear before magistrates in August.
Steve Owen, who plays for the Sheffield Steelers wheelchair basketball team, is due to appear at Crown Court later in the year.Steve Owen, who plays for the Sheffield Steelers wheelchair basketball team, is due to appear at Crown Court later in the year.
Andy Whittle, from Rossington near Doncaster, has pleaded guilty to the charges of failing to report changes in circumstances while still claiming incapacity benefit. He was fined and ordered to pay £2,500 in compensation.Andy Whittle, from Rossington near Doncaster, has pleaded guilty to the charges of failing to report changes in circumstances while still claiming incapacity benefit. He was fined and ordered to pay £2,500 in compensation.
Another six people have been arrested in connection with this investigation, led by the Department of Work and Pensions.Another six people have been arrested in connection with this investigation, led by the Department of Work and Pensions.