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A Buckingham Palace worker stole medals and photos from the Queen's residence

Adamo Kanto, 37, was an assistant in the catering department, and police have located in his residence many items he stole in recent months thanks to an extended approach he received at the palace.

Some of them he offered for sale online, and he may be sent to prison

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Tuesday, 01 December 2020, 14:16

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A Buckingham Palace employee has admitted stealing medals and photos from a British Queen's residence.

Adamu Cantu, 37, was an assistant department catering palace, admitted stealing items worth between ten thousand to one hundred thousand pounds, and some were offered for sale on eBay.

Punishment of Canto, during the epidemic corona gained access to offices and other areas of the palace which has not reached Before that, he will be sentenced at a later stage.The court, which released him on bail, said he could be sent to

jail.Police found a "significant amount" of stolen items in his residence, one of which was a photo from a dinner attended by US President Donald Trump during his visit to the kingdom, worth £ 1,500.

Authorities said out of dozens of items stolen, 37 items were offered for sale online, "well below" their actual value, and Kanto earned about £ 7,700 from them.

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