article_snippet: Behind bars: Peter Mills was sentenced to 21 months for stealing £20,000 by hiding £50 notes in chocolate bar wrappers .
article_snippet: Peter Mills, 68, would eat stealing £20,000 by hiding £50 notes in chocolate bar wrappers then fill the empty wrapper with wads of £50 notes that he stole from he employers Vaultex Ltd in Tonbridge, Kent.
article_snippet: his employers at the cash handling depot became suspicious discovered 97 incidents over 50 days of Peter Mills hiding the money then concealing the wrappers on he body.
article_snippet: Kent Police was called and further cash was found in Peter Mills's car.
article_snippet: Mills from Chatham, Kent, initially denied stealing the money during interviews with police, claiming  the money must have got caught up in the wrappers by accident.
article_snippet: Prosecuter Mary Jacobson said: 'Prosecuter Mary Jacobson surreptitiously put a bundle of notes into the wrapper. '
article_snippet: Prosecuter Mary Jacobson would go off for a break and hide the wrapper in Prosecuter Mary Jacobson trouser pocket before leaving the room.
article_snippet: Peter Mills would eat the Kit Kat then use the wrapper to steal wads of money from Peter Mills employer, as shown in this mock up supplied by Kent police . '
article_snippet: Peter Mills would secrete the wrapper to remove the wrapper from the building at the end of the shift and this was a very consistent pattern that Peter Mills continued.'
article_snippet: Mills, who started working for Vaultex Ltd in 2008, was given a 21 month prison sentence.