The case presented is an attempt to steal in a supermarket located in North-West England. It is the story of a young Romanian offender outlines the facts from the moment he and his partner begin planning the theft to the point in which he is incarcerated. He describes life in a British jail. The text emphasizes the most common offence among Romanian citizens living in this country as well as some of the typical procedures applied in this matter. The reader who had at least a single connection with Romanian prisons and judicial systems, will immediately realise that there are big differences between the two countries. Ultimately, an offence will always be seen as a crime and will be punished accordingly.

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