Vile history of career criminal who cost dedicated Morrisons employee his job

Vile history of career criminal who cost dedicated Morrisons employee his jobSean Egan was following Morrisons' protocol with a calm approach to thief Daniel Kendall in his supermarket in Aldridge, West Midlands, but Kendall became "aggressive"NewsBradley Jolly Overnight News Editor01:46, 22 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesDaniel Kendall nicked two bottles of Jack Daniel's whiskey at the MorrisonsThis is the career criminal — with more than 100 offences to his name — who cost a dedicated Morrisons store manager his job of nearly 30 years.‌Sean Egan was sacked after tackling Daniel Kendall, a repeated shoplifter, who became "aggressive" in the supermarket in Aldridge, West Midlands. Mr Egan followed the company protocol with a calm approach to a thief but then Kendall, 36, reportedly kicked off and spat at the manager.‌Yet, Mr Egan, 46, lost his job in December and said this week he is "barely surviving". The married dad, from Wolverhampton, West Midlands, had said: "It wasn't just a job. It was my identity. My life. I've never felt so unheard, unseen and disposable in my entire life."‌Fresh details of Kendall's past has now emerged, including his crime spree which has seen him notch up dozens of convictions. He was jailed for 42 weeks at Wolverhampton Magistrates' Court in December over the Morrisons theft, in which he took two bottles of Jack Daniel's whiskey, as well as several other petty crimes.READ MORE: 'The Waitrose saga shows we're now living with a Wild West mentality'READ MORE: Waitrose shoppers vow to boycott supermarket after firm's 'disgusting decision'View 3 ImagesSean Egan lost his job after challenging KendallKendall's previous convictions include the theft of chocolate and coffee worth £90 from a Co-op supermarket store in Birmingham — and theft £390 in cash from an ATM in Walsall, West Midlands. He also was previously jailed for 30 weeks in 2018 for a...