Pizza thief created fake online accounts under names Jim Beam and Sam Booker
12 Feb, 2021 02:29 AM
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Gemini Dixon appears in the Rotorua District Court. Photo / File
A Rotorua man used fake names like Jim Beam and Sam Booker to order more than $1300 worth of pizza using illegally obtained credit card information.
Gemini Rerekowhai Dixon, 33, appeared in the Rotorua District Court today and entered a guilty plea to a representative charge of accessing a pizza ordering website and dishonestly getting food and drinks.
Dixon accessed the Hell s Pizza online ordering website and dishonestly obtained food and beverages between May 30 and August 11 last year valued at $1377.80.
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