Fish and chip shop owner and reformed alcoholic, 45, is jailed after he charged $10,000 for a customer's meal Tim Brosnan, 45, owned Tally Ho Fisherman's Wharf in a suburb of Melbourne He charged his customers a total of $282,533 across 38 separate transactions He was sentenced to two extra years in prison, as he was already serving five
By Thomas Duff For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 16:32 BST, 14 June 2019 | Updated: 23:56 BST, 14 June 2019
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A fish and chip shop owner has been jailed for trying to charge a customer for a whopping $10,000 for one meal.
Tim Brosnan, 45, a reformed alcoholic and the son of a former nun, was the owner of Tally Ho Fisherman's Wharf in Mount Waverley, Melbourne.
A customer became alerted to the fraud when they checked their bank statement and realised they had been charged $10,000 for a meal in August 2016.
On Friday, Brosnan was sentenced to an extra two years in prison - having committed the fish and chip fraud while on bail for an earlier charge of stealing from his boss.
