Accused of theft

ldon101 | 22:48 Thu 21st Jul 2011 | Criminal

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I have been accused of theft from my employer, something I completely deny. I have not been charged however, I can see this happening due to circumstantial evidence. I look forward to my day in court. It has become apparent the police are missing the issues that can prove my innocence all be it I concede it is their job to help prove my guilt. They have not searched my work place fully or even close so realistically I have it in my mind that they can't say for sure things are missing. My 1st Q to them in court would be, have you searched, answer not fully. Then how do you know they are missing. Am I barking up the wrong tree here. The implication of being found guilty is huge, I will lose everything including children, home, wife, job, pension etc. Grateful for any help/guidence.

what rights do i have has a victim?

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As I have said the company has not followed the correct procedure here at all , they should never have accused anyone of theft without a full physical check and stock take . I am certain that the company can not now proced with the accusation, they have already made such serious errors that the case could never go to court. I would definately now sue your company...

08:33 Fri 22nd Jul 2011

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