article_snippet.sent: Aden Gould, 21, was also told to pay a £150 'security fee' after A young man was seen testing speakers on sale in a branch of the supermarket - even though A young man put the equipment back where A young man found the equipment.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Gould, who has learning difficulties and is unemployed, went into SainsburySainsbury's branch in Stoke-on-Trent and opened two boxes containing £25 speakers.
article_snippet.sent: Aden Gould said: 'The first set of speakers didn't work and the second weren't very good
article_snippet.sent: so I put everything back in two boxes containing £25 speakers. '
article_snippet.sent: I then received a second letter saying I owed £150 in security fees
article_snippet.sent: An assistant told me His had committed criminal damage because His opened two boxes containing £25 speakers and said I was lucky the police weren't being called. '
article_snippet.sent: If it is such a crime to open two boxes containing £25 speakers, there should be a sign saying it is a criminal offence.'
article_snippet.sent: A spokesman said that the £150 fee, which has now been waived, was a standard charge to make up for the fact that the speakers which Mrs Gould opened can no longer be sold.
article_snippet.sent: A spokesman added that the ban and fine had been imposed 'in error', saying: 'the £150 fee, which has now been waived, was a standard charge to make up for the fact that the speakers which Mr Gould opened can no longer be sold have already been in touch with Aden to invite Mrs Gould back into store and look forward to seeing Mrs Gould soon.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Aden Gould, who has learning difficulties, opened boxes of speakers and tried out the gadgets .
  