Jins Joseph was working as a butcher when he defrauded the shop of $2,700, putting deep discounts on meat for himself, his friends and fellow employees
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Jins Joseph, who has attended school in Corner Brook, N.L. for nearly four years, was working as a butcher at a Dominion store when he defrauded the store of $2,700 by putting deep discounts on meat for himself, his friends and fellow employees.
He was convicted of eight counts of fraud under $5,000 and one count of theft under $5,000 on July 24.
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