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Used in a Tobacco Office, It Steals for 126 000 Euros of Scratching Games but Does Not Take Any bets...
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The story begins in February of this year, when a southern buralist Vaucluse finds a disturbing hole in his cash flow. Thousands of scratch tickets are missing. Quickly, the trail of an accounting error is ruled out. Pertuis's gendarmes open an investigation, which leads to the questioning of a quinquennial employee who acknowledged the facts. For more than a year, he subtilized FDJ, Cash, Jackpot and Gold Tickets, for a total amount of 126 000 …
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