The man blamed for the problems of notebook vendor Rock Group blew £200,000
of the company's money on fast cars and online gambling, a court was told.
Paul Bicknell, aged 24, got the money by supplying customers from Rock stocks
and appropriating the payments for his own use.
Bicknell, of Long Itchington, near Leamington, admitted nine charges of theft
and one of burgling his employer's premises, according to
a
report in the Leamington Courier. He was jailed for three years.
The court was told he became head of sales at the company afer joining it at
the age of 16.
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