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Post by nakifans on Feb 29, 2024 13:37:23 GMT 12
In todays Waikato Times, in Taupo District Court two brothers charged for stealing $150,000 off employer to fund their stockcar racing.
They didn't quite see it this way, had firms name on car hence advertising firm.
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Post by Ramjam on Feb 29, 2024 13:53:32 GMT 12
In todays Waikato Times, in Taupo District Court two brothers charged for stealing $150,000 off employer to fund their stockcar racing. They didn't quite see it this way, had firms name on car hence advertising firm. Entitled dipsh!ts who ended up with next to no consequences for their actions except for damage to any reputation they may have had. |
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Post by danpies on Feb 29, 2024 15:34:24 GMT 12
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Post by salooncar on Feb 29, 2024 16:21:05 GMT 12
SNZ needs to ban them for life from any involvement in the sport. We don't need any guilt by association claims being levelled against us.
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Post by Ramjam on Feb 29, 2024 17:45:19 GMT 12
SNZ needs to ban them for life from any involvement in the sport. We don't need any guilt by association claims being levelled against us. wouldn't they have had to post something anti SNZ on Facebook or paint a confederate flag on their car to get such a harsh punishment? 🙄 |
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Post by tank11 on Feb 29, 2024 20:04:37 GMT 12
SNZ needs to ban them for life from any involvement in the sport. We don't need any guilt by association claims being levelled against us. wouldn't they have had to post something anti SNZ on Facebook or paint a confederate flag on their car to get such a harsh punishment? 🙄 Bringing the sport into "disrepute" ? |
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Post by midway on Feb 29, 2024 20:06:50 GMT 12
It is rather sad when you read stories like this .Some people have a weakness and obtain funding the best way they think is possible .often never reaching out and asking for help . I know of many cases where this activity has occurred and not bought before the courts why because it involves family ,relatives and such like .
These two are like a couple of apprentices at the game ,there punishment is a slap on the hand and a wet bus ticket ,it will blow over in five minutes and the company they stole off should have had a better accounting practice .
Some of your best people can betray you under your nose ,
No winners in this ..
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Post by wildcatsfan on Feb 29, 2024 22:18:06 GMT 12
Matter dealt with in the appropriate way. Forgive, forget, move on, Let him (or her) who is without sin cast the first stone.
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Post by interestedbystander on Mar 2, 2024 11:34:35 GMT 12
Matter dealt with in the appropriate way. Forgive, forget, move on, Let him (or her) who is without sin cast the first stone. No way do you forgive treachery or forget theft. |
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Post by woodart on Mar 4, 2024 12:01:22 GMT 12
reading the article, two things stood out,(1) they missapropriated/stole money. (2)they paid it back.> if it hadnt mentioned speedway, we wouldnt have known ,or cared, about it.the fact that the waikato times used stock cars in the headlines is a double edged sword.a hook and a swipe.
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Post by tiroto on Mar 4, 2024 12:05:32 GMT 12
I knew it: speedway including Macgors, is officially declared an addiction "Addiction is defined as not having control over doing, taking or using something to the point where it could be harmful to you"  |
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Post by nakifans on Mar 4, 2024 18:05:19 GMT 12
reading the article, two things stood out,(1) they missapropriated/stole money. (2)they paid it back.> if it hadnt mentioned speedway, we wouldnt have known ,or cared, about it.the fact that the waikato times used stock cars in the headlines is a double edged sword.a hook and a swipe. While it is disappointing to see our passion, Speedway used as a headline in this theft as a servant case, Waikato Times and other print media are consistent in their reporting of such incidents and report what habit the culprit was feeding that needed funds beyond their means,e.g. drugs, gambling, life style etc unfortunately this occasion it was speedway. Employers must lose their distrust in people from such incidents as usually committed by trusted close associates. |
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Post by widjem on Mar 4, 2024 21:32:46 GMT 12
Imagine if the IRD looked really hard into the sport. I bet theres a lot "tractor" parts doing laps on a saturday night. Fuel for digger powering a lot too... Honestly the business needed a car transporter.... etc etc
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Post by midway on Mar 5, 2024 10:31:59 GMT 12
Imagine if the IRD looked really hard into the sport. I bet theres a lot "tractor" parts doing laps on a saturday night. Fuel for digger powering a lot too... Honestly the business needed a car transporter.... etc etc The IRD DOES Look really hard especially if you claim more out of your business than it is registered as And if they become suspicious an AUDIT of your books is required ,then the smiles on your face on how you got away with it are soon wiped off . Spinning the dice is not worth it ,even the best in the business get caught and pay the price .. |
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