Lottery £79k fraud sentencing
A shop assistant from Kent is being sentenced for trying to con a lottery syndicate out of a £79,000 win.
A shop assistant from Kent is being sentenced for trying to con a lottery syndicate out of a £79,000 win.
A shop assistant has received a 12 month suspended jail sentence after he tried to trick a customer out of his lottery winnings. Maidstone Crown Court heard that a syndicate member was left hunting through bags of rubbish for his ticket.
The shopkeeper told him he'd won just ten pounds, so he could pocket the money himself. David Johns reports, speaking to syndicate leader Callum Crosier.
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