Tragic Jaguar Land Rover worker stole £82,000 parts to support grieving family
Patrick McCusker, from Quinton, worked on the production line for DHL subcontracted by Jaguar Land Rover, for 17 years and was described as loyal
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A Jaguar Land Rover worker stole £82,000 worth of parts to support his grieving family.
Patrick McCusker was considered to be a loyal servant of the car manufacturer for 17 years. But the 51-year-old from Quinton pocketed more than 150 rear reversing cameras to sell on to a person in the pub offering him £20 each.
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Jaguar Land Rover worker admits stealing £82,000 worth of car parts to sell on
A court heard Patrick McCusker flogged them for a much-reduced cost
Pictured Patrick McCusker, 51 leaving Birmingham Magistrates Court. (Image: Birmingham Mail)
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