• @MrJameGumb
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    How much did she steal to get arrested over snacks???

    Edit; Nevermind, I found it. It was £6 worth of snacks. She actually would have gotten away with it but she was still trying to use the card four days later

    Basically she got arrested for being a dumbass lol

    • @FiskFisk33
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      51 year ago

      I mean, it’s more the theft of the dead persons credit card than the actual £6…

      • Cethin
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        11 year ago

        6 quid this time. Who knows if she’s done it before or would have done it again after. Fucking with the finances of a family who just lsot someone isn’t the most ethical thing. I don’t know if I’d want her in the position to do this again or something else.

  • @expatriado
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    321 year ago

    when you play to much RPG and get used to loot your kills

    • KrisNDOP
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      61 year ago

      Perfect explanation!

      • @expatriado
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        41 year ago

        how else would someone explain risking getting arrested and ruining a career for a snack?

  • @Cynicivity
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    81 year ago

    Why is “Dead Patient” capitalized?

    • Artistan
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      1 year ago

      First name: Dead

      Last Name: Patient

    • @expatriado
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      151 year ago

      the estate of the patient soon to be created on probate court

    • KrisNDOP
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      51 year ago

      I’m not a lawyer but I thought there’d have to be a victim for charges, maybe it the next of kin?

      • @XaeroDegreaz
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        41 year ago

        Also, who’s going to pay the new charges she racked up? It’s kinda like credit fraud at this point. Next of kin aren’t really responsible for those bills (unless he was married or something). I’m sure there’s some law they can pin on her lol

        • @smackjack
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          31 year ago

          Any outstanding debts are the responsibility of the person’s estate. The estate is never going to have to pay out more than it’s worth, but anyone that the dead person owed money to is going to get paid first.