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UK: G4S: Government charged for electronic tagging of dead people

11 July 2013

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Justice Minister Chris Grayling reveals serious mis-charging by Serco and G4S over electronic monitoring of offenders. G4S, which has refused to allow an in-depth audit, may face an SFO investigation.

See the full report: Government charged for electronic tagging of dead people (Channel4, link)

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