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Tuesday 18 July 2017

Man with DEVAST8 face tatto can't get job

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A New Zealand man with a large DEVAST8 face tattoo says it is preventing him from finding a job.
Mark Cropp got the tattoo - done by his brother - a few months ago when he was drunk on contraband homebrew in prison, but admits he now regrets the decision.
The 19-year-old told the New Zealand Herald that he has struggled to find work since his release from prison after contacting several recruitment agencies.
In a desperate attempt to find work, he posted a selfie on the Auckland Jobs Facebook group appealing for someone to give him a job.
“I’m keen as to work but have one thing that is stopping me and that’s my tattoo on my face,” he wrote.
“I don’t have a CV as of yet but have worked at NZ brick distributors before, also a scrap metal yard … Keen as on job or work place that will take me on.”
He told the New Zealand Herald: “One employment place said to me ‘I wouldn't employ you with that on your face, I wouldn’t even take a second look at you.’ I’ve had other people that just shrugged and laughed at me.
“I just want any job at the end of the day … I’m sick of being on the dole.”
Cropp pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery after pulling a knife on a tourist in 2015 and was given a two-year sentence.
The teen’s determination to find work has paid off and he has received job offers in scaffolding and construction since posting on Facebook.
A tattoo laser removal company has also offered to remove the DEVAST8 from his face for free.







Mark Cropp with his girlfriend Taneia Ruki
Mark Cropp with his girlfriend Taneia Ruki Credit: Caters 




Telegraph.co.uk
He told the New Zealand Herald: “One employment place said to me ‘I wouldn't employ you with that on your face, I wouldn’t even take a second look at you.’ I’ve had other people that just shrugged and laughed at me.
“I just want any job at the end of the day … I’m sick of being on the dole.”
Cropp pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery after pulling a knife on a tourist in 2015 and was given a two-year sentence.
The teen’s determination to find work has paid off and he has received job offers in scaffolding and construction since posting on Facebook.
A tattoo laser removal company has also offered to remove the DEVAST8 from his face for free.




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