Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Theft and fraud (online theft)

Where

Co. Tipperary

Reporting

2 reports, 8 Sep 2022 to 22 Feb 2023

Outlets

tipperarylive.ie

• Tipperary woman sentenced to probation bond for online fraud Theft and fraud (online theft) · Co. Tipperary

  Linda Caplis, 45, of Traverstown, Dolla, operated an online website called Munster Bling selling fashion accessories, allegedly based at Ballygriffin, Kenmare. In December 2020, four women from Tipperary and Kerry — Alison Darcy, Stephanie O'Shaughnessy, Lisa Buckley and Joanna O'Sullivan — ordered handbags and items totalling €476 but never received them. Caplis was charged with four counts of online fraud under the Theft and Fraud Act and pleaded not guilty at Nenagh District Court in early 2022. Judge Elizabeth MacGrath found her guilty in September 2022 and in February 2023 placed her on a 12-month probation bond of €250 after she paid €445 in full compensation.

  Sentenced, 22 Feb 2023Victim · 2 reports

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 22 Feb2023
   Sentencedtipperarylive.ie, in Tipperary woman sentenced to probation bond for online fraud

   Tipperary woman's online theft is described as 'nasty type of offence' by judge

   victim, Lisa Buckley, female, irish (judged from name)Lisa Buckley♀IE
2. 8 Sep2022
   Convictedtipperarylive.ie, in Tipperary woman sentenced to probation bond for online fraud

   Tipperary woman who set up website selling fashion accessories found guilty of fraud

   victim, Lisa Buckley, female, irish (judged from name)Lisa Buckley♀IE

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