Eiffel Tower ticket sellers embezzle €1m

A Paris court today sentenced 15 former Eiffel Tower ticket sellers to pay a total of about €697,000 in damages and fines for embezzling about €1m from the ticket office.

Fri, 22 Jun, 2007 - 21:25

A Paris court today sentenced 15 former Eiffel Tower ticket sellers to pay a total of about €697,000 in damages and fines for embezzling about €1m from the ticket office.

The court handed the 15, all former cashiers at the monument, suspended prison sentences of between three and 12 months.

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