A firing has taken place at a Tim Hortons in Prince Edward County, following an alleged payment offer for permanent residency.
Last week, a social media post was made by a county couple.
The post claims a manager of the Wellington Tim Hortons contacted their niece, a 17-year-old Timmies employee over Snap Chat.
She (the manager) asked the employee if she would date her (the manager’s) brother, who was 25.
The proposition claimed if the teen helped him get permanent residency, she would be paid $15,000 – $20,000.
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The following screen shots were provided to Quinte News by the aunt and uncle of the alleged victim of the proposition
The teen is said to have spoken to a co-worker and she eventually talked to her family about the interaction.
OPP are investigating the incident and we have been told the manager has been fired.
According to a statement from the OPP, they have been made aware of the allegations, however, do not anticipate laying criminal charges.
The Canada Border Services Agency has been advised.
We have contacted Tim Hortons for comments on the allegations.
Below is the alleged interaction between the teen employee and another staff member.
