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Published Date: 05 July 2009
A HOTEL worker received a suspended prison sentence for stealing the debit card information of Bermuda's premier and using it to buy pizza.
Kim Dean said she kept the number from a phone order at the Southampton Princess hotel, but she didn't know the card belonged to Premier Ewart Brown.

The 20-year-old clerk pleaded guilty to using the number to purchase £30 worth of pizza in April.

A judge gave Dean a three-month suspended sentence, meaning she will not go to prison unless she commits another crime in the next two years.





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  • Last Updated: 04 July 2009 8:03 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
 
1

Mcsnagpile,

05/07/2009 10:55:08
Fast food junky steals debit card. Eating £30 worth of Pizza demonstrates she is obviously a public danger to pizza's and should be incarcerated to protect fast food establishment from this hog. A police crane must be dispatched immediately to uplift her to the nearest cooler..
2

Max Mer,

05/07/2009 15:19:06
Maybe the hotel worker was being forced to do a lot of overtime. Someone has to pay for his dinner.
3

Unbiased Observer,

06/07/2009 17:37:48
It sounds like a one off event. He took a chance and got caught red handed with tomato sauce.
4

Smooth Operator,

07/07/2009 15:48:50
He probably wasn't paid enough for his duties.

 

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