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Sales exec stole €33k worth of iPads
Summary
Glenn Jordan, a 42‑year‑old sales executive, stole more than €33,000 worth of iPads from MJ Flood, claiming they were ordered by the IT department at Beaumont Hospital. He created two fake orders, intercepted the delivery, took the devices and sold them. Jordan later admitted a gambling addiction and that he was out of his depth. He has since repaid the company. In Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, he pleaded guilty to three counts of theft between March and May 2017. Judge Martin Nolan adjourned the case to February next year, ordering a probation report to assess Jordan's suitability for community service rather than an immediate custodial sentence. The court noted Jordan had no prior convictions and had been employed by MJ Flood since November 2016, with his employment terminated in May 2017 due to performance issues. The prosecution highlighted that Jordan had admitted his wrongdoing and reimbursed the company.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: Sales exec stole €33k worth of iPads. Charges or matters: three counts of theft from MJ Flood on dates between March and May 2017. Procedural stage: sentence
When:
- May 2017 Adjournment
- November 2016 Other
- 2019-11-13 Publication
Why: A sales executive who stole over €33,000 worth of iPads from the company he worked for because he was under financial strain has had his sentence adjourned pending a probation report. CNI source report
Case subjects
Defendant
Charges: three counts of theft from MJ Flood on dates between March and May 2017 (Admitted)
Plea: Guilty
Outcome: He said he wanted Jordan to be assessed for his suitability for community service as he did not feel that he deserved an immediate custodial sentence.; Judge Martin Nolan adjourned the case until February next year and ordered a probation report for that date.
Places mentioned
- Beaumont Hospital
- Collins Avenue
- Dublin
- Dublin
- Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
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