The supermarket self-help checkout system in Australia is convenient and fast, and many people like to use it very much.
But did you know that this self-service checkout system has a big loophole?
Recently, an aunt took advantage of this vulnerability and stole $4500 worth of stuff from Coles and Woolworths.
Here`s what happened. Some time ago, staff at a Coles supermarket in Kunzhou were standing in the area of the self-service checkout system as usual.
At this time, an aunt came into his sight and saw that the shopping cart was full of valuable items:
Fancy steak! Expensive coffee maker! Great protein powder! There is even a set of silk bedding.
At that time, the little man had only one thought in his mind:
Then the aunt soon finished the shopping cart and began packing!
Just then, a customer next to her had just finished shopping and left the self-service checkout system, so he went over and prepared to collect the customer`s basket.
Perhaps out of curiosity or inadvertent action, the young man glanced at the screen of the "Tuhao" aunt.
This one aim does not matter, aim out a great thief! The little brother was surprised to find that the mother had no steak on her screen! There`s no coffee maker, protein powder and bedding!
There`s only a bunch of 65 cents of noodles!
Little brother immediately found something wrong, quickly checked aunt`s shopping cart, this only then discovered, aunt unexpectedly put 65 minute noodle price bar code to the valuables that she bought!
The little man called the police right away. Aunt was taken to the police station and confessed that she was a repeat offender! She`s been in this way for three months, and she`s been traveling to Coles and Woolworths in Australia.
A total of $4500 worth of goods were stolen!
4500 Australian dollars, equivalent to stealing four and a half iPhone 7!
Recently, Coles and Woolworths had been catching thieves when they hit the gunpoint and were sued by the two giants.
Finally, aunt was sentenced to nine months in prison! Compensation for Coles $1545 and Woolworths $2070! He was fined $150 at the same time. Repentance.
After watching aunt`s experience, the editor wants to say, people are doing day to see, although there are many loopholes in the Australian supermarket`s self-help checkout, but don`t be conscientious to do this stealthy dog thing, save some character for the future.
