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German
politician caught stealing toilet papers
Thursday April 14, 2011 09:46:57 AM,
RIA Novosti
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Moscow: A politician from Stralsund
city in northern Germany, was caught red-handed stealing toilet
paper from the men's bathroom in the local city hall, Ostsee
Zeitung newspaper reported on its website.
Twenty three-year-old Frank-Michael John of the socialist Left
party, is suspected of taking more than 200 rolls of toilet paper
from the bathroom over the past few months.
The city hall's property manager, who was hiding in a bathroom
stall Monday evening, allegedly caught John with a toilet roll in
his backpack and another in his hand.
Ostsee Zeitung did not specify why the young politician was
stealing toilet paper.
If found guilty, John could face a fine or even a prison term.
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