In one of the cases in the textbook, Larry Gunter was a shipping clerk for a computer company that manufactured microprocessor chips. After learning that the chips were valuable, he stole three boxes and sold them to his girlfriend's father. Since the scheme worked so well the first time, he continued stealing and selling the chips, even letting a co-worker in on the scheme. How was Gunter punished?
A) He was arrested, charged with grand theft and embezzlement, and sentenced to prison.
B) He was indicted for receiving stolen property, placed on probation, and ordered to repay the company for the value of the stolen chips.
C) The company fired him but agreed not to prosecute him if he repaid the money and did not go to the media.
D) He wasn't, because he found out about the investigation and skipped town on the day he was to be arrested.
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