Prison for casino theft manager

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BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE.Undated Avon and Somerset Police handout photo of Martin Palmer,  who has been jailed for two years after he stole nearly �55,000 from a casino. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday April 7, 2014. Palmer, 35, supplied hundreds of forged invoices to Gala Casino, claiming food was being supplied by Italian chain Carluccio's. He convinced the casino's head office in London to approve payments in petty cash for the non-existent food - which he then pocketed.  See PA story COURTS Casino. Photo credit should read: Avon and Somerset Police/PA WireLEGAL NOTICE/DISCLAIMER: This photograph is being released to you for the purposes of reporting this particular case/incident and you should then destroy it.Its use thereafter is not sanctioned by Avon and Somerset Constabulary without direct authority of the Chief Constable.The Copyright is retained by the owner of the photograph.You are reminded of your obligations under the Contempt of Court Act 1981 should this photograph be used again in any unrelated proceedings.Acceptance of this photograph confirms that Avon and Somerset Constabulary will be indemnified in the event of any proceedings arising from unauthorised use by yourselves.

%VIRTUAL-SkimlinksPromo%A hospitality manager who stole nearly £55,000 from a casino has been jailed for two years.

Martin Palmer, 35, supplied hundreds of forged invoices to Gala Casino, claiming food was being supplied by Italian chain Carluccio's.

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