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Cashier fakes scratchcard wins to the tune of £75,000
By Tracy West2023-03-13T13:39:00
A forecourt cashier stole £75,000 by faking scratchcard wins. According to a report in the Press and Journal, Carol-Anne Scroggie helped herself to the money over a number of years while working at Watermill Service Station in Fraserburgh.
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