Fuel fraud: Pump attendant fired for pressing the wrong buttons
A petrol station attendant was caught red-handed cheating a customer by not dispensing the full amount of fuel paid for.
The customer, who had requested 200 baht worth of fuel, noticed that only 100 baht was dispensed. Despite attempts by the attendant to rectify the situation by adding more fuel, the customer confronted them before any further action could be taken. The incident led to the immediate dismissal of the attendant by the petrol station owner once they became aware of the misconduct.
The Facebook page เจ๊ม้à¸à¸¢ v+ shared the incident, which quickly gained attention. The page reported that the customer managed to capture the fraudulent act on video, providing clear evidence of the attendant’s wrongdoing. The video revealed the attendant attempting to justify the error by claiming they pressed the wrong button, reported KhaoSod.
“Caught red-handed, the attendant’s actions were quickly exposed, ultimately leading to his dismissal.”
In related news, a Thai man evaded paying a 500-baht bill at a petrol station by fleeing in his black sedan, dragging the fuel nozzle and hose along Hathairat Road in Bangkok. A motorcyclist who witnessed the theft recorded a video of the black sedan pulling the fuel nozzle and hose along Hathairat Road and shared it on his TikTok account.
In the video, the black sedan is seen driving in the right lane with a green fuel nozzle stuck in its fuel tank lid, dragging the hose along the road. The car’s registration plate is clearly visible, and the driver appears to be a man.
In other news, a petrol station employee in Udon Thani was left terrified when a man, barefoot and behaving erratically, approached her while she was resting in the office. The man then groped himself and attempted to rush at her, prompting her to flee for help. Police later apprehended him, discovering he was under the influence of methamphetamine.
