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A woman in Ireland was jailed for two months for opening a package of Pringles worth NZD 2.50 in a supermarket.
In 2016, Cork's 25-year-old Kathleen McDonagh opened a packet of chips before paying for them, reports the BBC.
She had already been banned from the Tesco store and allegedly opened the Pringles so that the security guards – who told her to leave – would have to let her pay for them.
She "took off the aluminum cover and she said," I opened it, so you have to let me pay, "Inspector Ronan Kennelly told the court.
"It was not damaged and can not be resold, with a loss of 1.50 € (2.48 NZD)." She said that she wanted to buy Pringles but that she He was not allowed to go to the store. "
The woman pleaded guilty to causing damage to the object, and her lawyer pleaded for her leniency as she had just gotten married and was pregnant – but the judge also learned that she was pregnant. she had already been sentenced for 14 thefts and two for causing damage.
He described his deliberate acts as "intelligent behavior", meaning that the product could no longer be sold, and sentenced him to four months in prison, with half of his sentence suspended.
Newshub.
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