It’s thought a student at a Vaud High School has been cashing in.
According to 24 Heures, a student is accused of diverting cafeteria payments by replacing the official Twint code at the checkout with his own.
The amounts involved could be as high as CHF 35,000.
Vaud cantonal police confirm a complaint has been filed and an investigation is underway.
As the suspect is a minor, the Juvenile Court is expected to handle the case.
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