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My neighbor got sacked

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She got sacked for gross misconduct of trust because she got accused of stealing money police get involved after she got sacked they have no cctv evidence only amount of what's apparently down in the till and now have to go to court to talk to someone and been advised to admit as this is her first affect she'll get slap on the wrists
is this the correct procedure ??
is this the correct procedure ??
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I like to think that I wouldn't admit to something that I didn't do, even if the consequences of denying it but being wrongly found guilty are worse.
If she admits the Police get a win and there figures look good.
The simple thing is, if she didn't do it, do not admit to doing it and fight to clear her name.
It was prob the employer. Employers can also make an insurance claim to get the money back if the Police are involved.
Could also see advice from the CAB
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/about-us/how-we-provide-advice/advice/search-for-your-local-citizens-advice/
If looking on the website, ensure it is correct for your part of the country eg English and Scottish laws may differ.
She needs to ensure that SHE understands exactly what is going on and doesn't do anything just because she is told to. The advice may be the best for someone who is guilty, for example, but she may not have offered up reasons yet why she isn't guilty. She shouldn't rush into anything without understanding whether she can live with the impact going forward.
Well yes by the sounds of it. What are you claiming is incorrect?
Been advised by the police
And don't thinks it a trail she says not
I don't believe this story.