Theft coup against Gekås Ullared – lasted for three days

Theft coup against Gekas Ullared lasted for three days

Gekås Ullared has become one of Sweden’s most popular visitor destinations, with thousands of customers every day. For a single year, a full 133 million goods pass through the cash registers, according to Gekås Ullared’s website.

Now, however, a judgment has fallen, which shows, to say the least, naughty theft in the cashier at the department store.

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Sisters stole from Gekås Ullared for three days

It was at the end of 2023 that a woman stepped into Gekås Ullared and picked up goods worth SEK 1,100, according to SVT Halland.

When the woman would pay for the goods, she went to the cash register where her sister then worked. The goods were placed on the band, but the majority of them were never scanned into the cash system.

The next day, the sisters carry out the same procedure. Goods worth SEK 2,402 land costs only SEK 358 when the sister at the checkout once again fails to scan goods or delete the goods from the system after they were scanned.

Photo: Björn Larsson Rosvall/TT

The method is also used a third day. Then two bags of candy and natural candy are scanned as onions, while others are not scanned at all or deleted after scanning. The sum, for ten scanned goods, lands at SEK 192. But the woman leaves the department store with 26 goods – this time worth SEK 5,300.

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The women are sentenced to a fine

Now reports SVT Halland that the women, whose thefts were revealed via Gekås Ullared’s surveillance cameras, are sentenced to a fine.

The woman at the checkout is sentenced to pay SEK 3,500 in fines, while the woman who actually received the goods from the department store will pay SEK 28,000 in fines.

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