Incredibly brazen: Trio of women serve themselves in Echinger farm shop

Three women emptied a farm shop without paying.

Then she evidently suffered from a guilty conscience.

And there was a very lazy excuse.

Eching

- Nikolaus Walter from Hof ​​Gut Hollern in Eching is angry: Once again, brazen women have accessed his farm shop without paying. "Unfortunately, it wasn't the gang's first visit," he says of his anger on Facebook. “They fill up several bags and then disappear again.” On Monday afternoon, however, the trio apparently had a bad conscience. After two incidents last year, Nikolaus Walter had hoped that the unpleasant visits would now be over. But on Sunday at around 8 a.m., the women's trio struck again. Honey, oils, small dishes in glasses, juices and much more: Walter estimates in an interview with the FT that the women let them go with goods worth “several hundred euros”. When he went to the farm shop at around 9 o'clock, he immediately became suspicious: "It was noticeablethat many things were missing and there was little money in the till. "

The theft triggers violent reactions

Nikolaus Walter has been running the small farm shop for three years.

You can get eggs and fruit from vending machines, the rest is freely accessible and is paid for through a so-called trust fund.

But that, he announced, will now be over: "Unfortunately, we cannot avoid selling only via vending machines in the future."

The Facebook post from Gut Hollern reached a large number of citizens - and triggered a lot of reactions. "Sad. This is where trust is being exploited. If you don't tie everything down, ”writes one user. And in a further comment it says: “Impossible - there the possibility of selling on the basis of trust is made possible, and then something like that is shamelessly exploited. In addition to the courtyard, it is the honest customers who suffer. ”And one user suggests:“ How about that potential customers have to register once (with ID), get a chip (or chip card) with which they have access to the sales room, and when access is the name, date and time saved? "

Incidentally, the Facebook post had its effect: the sister of one of the three women contacted Nikolaus Walter on Monday lunchtime: "You recognized yourself on Facebook, but supposedly did not know that you had to pay for the goods," reports he the daily paper.

The good news: “The financial damage has been paid.” And that's why Nikolaus Walter immediately deleted the photos from the post.

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