A 24-year-old employee of a pizza delivery service in Alt-Glienicke is said to have manipulated the company’s cash register system for almost a year and a half, thereby obtaining a total of 39,012.36 euros. The public prosecutor’s office has now brought charges against him at the Tiergarten District Court for 1,255 cases of theft, 659 of which were commercial.
Between December 16, 2021 and May 7, 2023, the man is said to have reduced the purchase price for a total of 1,255 orders in the delivery service’s cash register system. Nevertheless, he is said to have received the correct purchase price from the customers. He is said to have then kept the difference between the amount actually received and the amount stored in the booking system for himself. The individual amounts are said to have been between 10.04 euros and 128.94 euros, and the accused is said to have obtained an additional source of income of an average of more than 2,200 euros per month. Since the amounts were only over 50 euros in 659 cases, the public prosecutor’s office assumes in its indictment that the act was commercial (Section 243 Paragraph 2 of the Criminal Code: Commercial theft is not to be assumed if the act relates to an item of low value. [Schaden
Entdeckt wurden die Taten, nachdem der Filialleiter bei Überprüfung der Kassenbestände misstrauisch geworden war. Nach dessen eigenen Nachforschungen und Überprüfungen der Dienstpläne zeigte er den Angeschuldigten an.
