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Woman outraged after £2k covid party payment suddenly taken off wages
09.03.2022 - 13:27 / dailyrecord.co.uk
An outraged woman has complained after money was automatically taken from her bank account without her knowing after being told that she would receive a £10,000 Covid-19 fine in 2021.
Sunny-Jo Veasey, 28, is set to have £320 extracted from her account every month after a court hearing was held in her absence and they set the charge at £2,026.
Sunny-Jo, from Sheffield, was initially issued with the hefty fine while living in a shared property with seven other people, Yorkshire Live writes.
She has complained about the "crippling" fine amid the cost of the living crisis and insists that she did not organise a "rave type gathering of more than 30 persons" as had been stated on the charge sheet.
She has also protested about her situation in comparison to that of Boris Johnson and the UK Government, who are still awaiting to hear what their punishment will be after the details of their illegal lockdown gatherings were passed on to the Metropolitan Police force.
She said: "They had parties when they were telling everyone else not to and nothing's happened. It's disgusting.
"Hopefully something comes of it (the police investigation). If they can charge a person like me £2,000 then they should get the same, although it will probably just be pocket money for them."
Sunny-Jo was told by police that she would be fined £10,000 when they attended a gathering at the shared house she was living in on Ecclesall Road on February 28 2021.
The country was in a lockdown at the time and indoor gatherings were banned.
Sunny-Jo admits that she was in the wrong to break the rules but says that she only invited eight friend friends over to the property and that the event got "out of hand" when people from nearby began showing up uninvited.
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