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In this case, the CID alleged that the suspects who had been working in the office of the president’s private secretary, had altered the requisition forms in a bid to obtain additional stationery and computer toners from the stores at Temple Trees. The CID further alleged that the items pilfered from the stores had been sold to a businessman at Lotus Road in Colombo 1, an offence punishable under the Public Property Act. Filing a further investigation report in court, the CID said that the suspects had also sold four computer toners to the third suspect, a businessman.
The businessman who had allegedly bought the pilfered computer toners from the two peons was released on bail at the previous magisterial inquiry. (By Lakmal Sooriyagoda)
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