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He only tried to get some doughnuts for a few coppersPC says scanning Krispy Kreme doughnuts as carrots ‘an honest mistake’
A police officer who scanned a seven pence barcode for carrots instead of the £9.95 for Krispy Kreme doughnuts that he was buying for colleagues has said it was an honest mistake.
Just broke that he's been fired from his job.
Poor Constable De Gea.
Impossible to be an accident, got exactly what he deserved I’m afraidPC says scanning Krispy Kreme doughnuts as carrots ‘an honest mistake’
A police officer who scanned a seven pence barcode for carrots instead of the £9.95 for Krispy Kreme doughnuts that he was buying for colleagues has said it was an honest mistake.
Just broke that he's been fired from his job.
Poor Constable De Gea.
Yep, whilst it seems harsh to lose a job over something so silly, the fact is Police should be held to a much higher authority when it comes to breaking the law.
I must admit, I'm pretty much on auto pilot when I use the self-scanning machines. Especially when using contactless payment.PC says scanning Krispy Kreme doughnuts as carrots ‘an honest mistake’
A police officer who scanned a seven pence barcode for carrots instead of the £9.95 for Krispy Kreme doughnuts that he was buying for colleagues has said it was an honest mistake.
Just broke that he's been fired from his job.
Poor Constable De Gea.
You'd notice the difference between 7p and a tenner though