A 'greedy' cashier who stole £15,000 from a currency exchange and blew it on living a high-flying lifestyle was told by a judge it was time to 'get her hands dirty'. Fashion conscious Shanice Farier, 22, from Derby, earned a 'decent salary' and received handouts from her father but that wasn't enough for her expensive taste, the court heard. She helped herself to money from Kanoo Travel in Derby and spent it staying in hotels and living 'an opulent lifestyle', said Judge John Burgess. Farier appeared at Derby Crown Court highly made up, wearing a figure-hugging dress and clutching an expensive-looking handbag, and even posed for pictures outside court. Shanice Farier (pictured) appeared at Derby Crown Court highly made up, wearing a figure-hugging dress and clutching an expensive-looking handbag . 'Greedy' cashier Shanice Farier, 22, poses at the top of the steps outside court were she was found guilty of stealing £15,000 from her employer, Kanoo Travel in Derby . The Judge ordered Farier (pictured) to 240 hours of unpaid work, adding: 'I hope she ends up doing work that gets her hands dirty' Judge Burgess chastised her for her greed before ordering her to do 240 hours of unpaid work, adding that he hopes she will 'get her hands dirty'. The judge said: 'She's got all the advantages in life. She's not a person who needs help with a gambling, drug or drink problem. She's just greedy.' He then turned to her and added: 'Unpaid work for the community is not intended to be humiliating, but I hope for every hour you are doing it, you remember why you are there.' She was involved in handling different currencies for the firm but on 12 separate occasions she took money for herself before entering the remainder into the company's books. Farier admitted stealing of £15,336 from her employer between October 2012 and February 2013 and converting criminal property between January 2013 and February 2014. Stuart Lody, prosecuting, said said she hadn't worked for Kanoo long before she started stealing and they soon noticed 'an unusual pattern of discrepancy emanating from the Derby office'. Farier was questioned but denied any wrongdoing and even tried to point the finger at other employees. But her dishonesty was exposed and she was subject to an internal disciplinary procedure and dismissed. Farier was questioned but denied any wrongdoing and even tried to point the finger at other employees . Judge John Burgess said Farier (pictured) had told the probation service that she thought 'it was too easy' Mr Lody said: 'She began working for the company in March 2012 and it wasn't long before she started stealing from her employer. Perhaps she didn't realise how tightly financial systems are controlled.' Stuart Newsam, for Farier, said: 'This offending is out of character. She didn't consider the consequences of her actions and thoroughly regrets now what she did.' Judge John Burgess said Farier had told the probation service that she thought 'it was too easy'. The judge handed her a 10-month jail sentence suspended for 18 months, with 240 hours of unpaid work, adding: 'I hope she ends up doing work that gets her hands dirty.' A spokesman for the company said: 'Kanoo would like to thank Derbyshire police for their handling of the investigation and has nothing further to add to the judge's comments in court.' A proceeds of crime hearing will be held at Derby Crown Court on June 23.
Shanice Farier, 22, stole £15,336 between October 2012 and February 2013 . Court heard she was paid a decent salary and got handouts from her father . Farier told her probation officers that taking the money was 'just too easy' Judge ordered her to do 240 hours of unpaid work in the Derby community .