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Crime Does Not Pay


by Vicki L. Giles View Biography
McLennan Ross LLP View Firm Credentials
Edmonton Office

Thomas W. R. Ross View Biography
McLennan Ross LLP View Firm Credentials
Calgary Office

Glenn D. Tait View Biography
McLennan Ross LLP View Firm Credentials
Yellowknife Office

June 28, 2008

Previously published on June 17, 2008

An employee of a grocery chain in Cranbrook faked customer refunds and pocketed the money to the tune of about $6,000. In criminal court, she pled guilty to the lesser offence of theft under $5,000 and was sentenced for that.


 

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