A delivery driver is reported to have admitted stealing around £4,000 worth of Ozempic from his employer, a pharmacy wholesaler. According to reports, customers complained that deliveries were missing, which led to an investigation. Police and the employer reviewed CCTV footage showing the man taking Ozempic from different storage locations, described as separate “pigeon holes.” The stolen stock was valued at about £4,000. One report identifies the driver as Peter Daniel, 62, and says he admitted the theft. Both outlets describe the same core facts: the medication went missing during deliveries, CCTV captured the driver removing Ozempic from storage, and the amount involved was roughly £4,000. The reports focus on the circumstances of the theft and the use of CCTV evidence, without detailing any wider claims about misuse of the medication beyond the missing stock from the wholesaler.