article_snippet.sent: A convicted fraudster stole £17,000 from the City firm where A convicted fraudster worked after A convicted fraudster started embezzling money on A convicted fraudster second day in the job.
article_snippet.sent: After serving a jail sentence, £ started a £40,000-a-year job as a personal assistant at Insight Investments in June last year.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Stephen Gullick said: 'You have a singularly unimpressive record and you have already served a prison sentence some time ago.
article_snippet.sent: You did not disclose your previous dishonesty to your employers, who were prepared to take you on as an administrative assistant on a good salary. '
article_snippet.sent: The fact is within days you were prepared to take advantage.
article_snippet.sent: You effectively defrauded others to the tune of £17,000, all of which has been paid back.
article_snippet.sent: You have now started working in a completely different environment.
article_snippet.sent: I hope they will never place you in a position of trust with anything to do with money. '
article_snippet.sent: These were serious offences but it appears you are turning your life around.
article_snippet.sent: If you continue to commit offences of dishonest of this nature you will eventually receive a very long sentence of imprisonment indeed.'