NSW Chief Inspector caught shoplifting PDF Print E-mail Tuesday, 01 July 2014 A senior NSW police officer stole $20 worth of goods from a Blue Mountains store, a court has been told today. After being spotted, Chief Inspector Damon Cox then tried to induce a supermarket employee not to report him for thieving, Downing Centre Local Court heard today. Cox (above) did not enter pleas to charges of larceny and corruptly receive a benefit this morning. Magistrate Gregory Grogin blasted Cox’s lawyer for his client’s non-appearance inside the courtroom due to a fear of “media” interest. “What’s the secrecy?” Mr Grogin asked, with the lawyer replying it was “his rank.” Documents before the court allege Cox, 48, stole $19.48 worth of goods from the Blaxland IGA - a packet of cheese, four cubes of rat poison and two chocolate bars.
Posted on: Mon, 15 Sep 2014 13:13:54 +0000
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