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It was this spring that the attentive flight had taken place in the Henses shop of Kommagan, in Helsingborg, of Tommy Rosberg.
He later informed the Evening Post of the incident, which was particularly prejudicial to him.
– I got angry. My own son died of cancer, he is only eleven years old, he said.
When fundraising, there was money that customers stopped to pay for the change work on the clothes sold in the store.
The thief is judged
It was relatively easy to get hold of the authors.
For the store, there were surveillance cameras installed that captured the entire scene. The store's owner, Tommy Rosberg, downloaded the film on Facebook, then the suspect was arrested.
He has now been sentenced to imprisonment, according to Helsingborgs Dagblad. The district court finds that "there is no doubt that it is the 31 year old guilty.
According to Helsingborgs Dagblad, he is sentenced to four months in prison. The sentence also includes a theft at a Malmö store worth 5,700 crowns.
"I think it's very good that he be punished," said Tommy Roslund.
Rarely arrives
The trader estimates that there was between 2,000 and 3,000 kroner in the collection fund – money that had been paid to the Barncancer Foundation.
But he will not recover the money. You can not prove how much there was in the collection box.
"The police said that it was very rare for people to steal collectibles," said Tommy Roslund.
"But there's something positive about this, it's that since May, when that happened, we've collected 10,000 crowns." So what we lost is back on our way.
Will not recover the money
Tommy Roslund's store has already received a new collection box after two weeks. But the old one has not been called yet.
Problem, consider Tommy.
"The worst thing is the gun – no matter who can get it and collect a lot of money that is not going to the Childhood Cancer Fund," he says. .
My new gun is repaired. So no one will eat it.
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