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Barman cooks pub takings

A BARMAN found himself in hot water with his boss after cooking £1,000 (€1,143) of pub takings.

Barman cooks pub takings

Tue, 24 Feb, 2009 - 00:00

Luke Woolston, 19, who works at the Jolly Farmers, in Ormesby, Norfolk, put the money inside an oven for safe-keeping after cashing up.

Shortly afterwards he realised the cooker was switched on and smelled burning.

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