Former Teacher Siphons School Lunch Ingredients

(1)[Exclusive] Incumbent accused of stealing school lunch ingredients
(2)Teachers…sell on yard sale pile
(3)Entered on May 13, 2014 at 7:36 pmArticle
(4)1) Gaga
(5)Reservation 3kg brown rice cake
(6)Date of manufacture 2024 5.10
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(8)Brown Rice Cake 3kg Ingredients See photo for details
(9)The cost is 21,000 won
(10)It’s delicious plain or baked
(11)You can eat tteokguk or mokbokki with your earnings.
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(13)Teacher stealing school lunches and selling them at a yard sale

(1)A former high school teacher collects ingredients for her students’ lunches.
(2)He was caught stealing it and selling it at a yard sale.Did he do it to hide himself?
(3)The buyer never meets you, only through the apartment’s mailbox.
(4)You’ve made a trade.
(5)Reported by Sehun Kang.
(6)This is a sale post on a thrift store site.
(7)They range from strawberry jam to chewy noodles, milk, tuna sauce, and vermicelli.
(8)There are over 30 confirmed cases.
(9)The person who posted the sale was from a high school in Iksan, Jeollabuk-do.
(10)I was a working teacher.
(11)She stole food for her students’ lunches and sold it on Craigslist.

(1)Interview: Officials from your high school
(2)- “It’s a three-meal school (with dormitories), so the lunches (ingredients) come in at dawn, so no one can really get out at that time.”
(3)I posted that I was selling rice cakes that had just been steamed, but I also posted a sticker with the manufacturer’s name on it and got caught.
(4)Interview: Mochi Maker
(5)- “We only supply school lunches, but when I saw our rice cakes on the second-hand list, I checked and they were made in the morning. Someone stole it from the school and sold it to….”
(6)It was determined that the teacher had not met with the buyer in person and had only transacted through the apartment’s mailbox.
(7)The school, as well as the district, was rocked.
(8)Interview: Official, Iksan Education Support Agency, Jeollabuk-do
(9)-“We’re taking it very seriously). If I’m teaching
(10)In my 34 years of experience, I’ve never seen anything like this.”