Former Cost Pro employee Edwin Ireland, convicted of 25 counts of forgery and uttering by a servant, will be sentenced on February 21 after a delay due to an unavailable pre-sentencing report.
During his trial, Customs officers denied the signatures on forged receipts, and evidence showed he bypassed procedures, sometimes inspecting containers without oversight.
Justice Ann Marie Smith presided over the case, with sentencing set for Friday.
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Why the dishonest.. Look where it got him.. Smh
A sad situation.. Smh
Let’s see if the punishment fits the crime. Some get off too easy!
This supermarket like to hold on to Customers Points.
Times hard, look at what some might have to resort to, to survive. Hold on to points they say? Tax making prices in supermarket go up EVERYDAY. Build another PRISON plenty more to go there let Government feed them, because we can’t feed ourselves.