Adam Mejri, aged 46 or 47, is jailed after the court finds he used a false identity to obtain public funds connected to the Grenfell Tower fire. Reporting across outlets says Mejri presented himself as the tenant of a flat near Grenfell Tower, using an assumed identity connected to Munir Altaib. The court hears he claimed to be eligible for funds intended for people affected by the fire and, in parallel, pursued benefit-related payments. The cases describe Mejri’s conduct as involving claiming the property while it was reportedly abandoned, and using the false identity to access money provided by taxpayers. One account describes him weeping in court as sentencing is delivered. The reported amount varies in wording across coverage, but at least one outlet states the total involved includes £160,000 of taxpayers’ money. Overall, the reports agree the conviction centres on deception over identity and eligibility, with the court treating the Grenfell-related funding scheme as part of the fraud.