Worker in SG who helped minimart boss use CCTV cameras allegedly caught stealing by same security system


While going through CCTV footage, minimart boss Daniel Tan discovered that another staff member who had been working there since 2017 had also been allegedly stealing from the cash register. — Shin Min Daily News/ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: The owner of a chain of two minimart stores in Singapore, who had installed CCTV security cameras in his shops to deter and catch shoplifters, instead caught two employees allegedly pocketing money from customers.

One of them had even taught him how to use the CCTV cameras to detect shoplifting cases, said Daniel Tan, the owner of the minimarts.

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