Slovenian Man Employed in Austrian Hotel Secretly Ordered 11 Expensive Phones at Employer's Expense: He only Admitted the Reason to Police
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A 34-year-old Slovenian citizen employed at a hotel in Tyrol, Austria, has found himself under police investigation on suspicion of embezzlement. He allegedly ordered eleven expensive mobile phones at his employer's expense, then sold them and used the money to finance gambling. He has since lost his job.
Expensive mobile phones ordered a man employed as a hotel buyer in Seefeld on account of the company and then sold them on. With the money he wanted to finance his gambling addiction, he told the police.
In a hotel in Seefeld, a former buyer is suspected of misrepresenting a total of eleven mobile phones worth a low five-digit euro. SEEFELD. The police were informed about a suspected misappropriation at a hotel in Seefeld at around 9.20 a.m. on October 15th. A 34-year-old Slovenian is suspected of ordering eleven mobile phones via the hotel's own ordering system and of having them delivered to his hotel address.
A 34-year-old employee of a hotel in Seefeld is said to have ordered eleven mobile phones worth more than 10,000 euros via the hotel's own system and then sold them again. According to the police, he wanted to finance his gambling addiction with the proceeds.
A 34-year-old shopper at a hotel in Seefeld is suspected of damaging his employer for a low five-digit euro amount. The man showed a broad commitment and called gambling addiction a motive.
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