Category Archives: Employee Fraud
Worker Stole Diesel
According to the nwemail.co.uk website, a man stole 20 barrels of raw diesel from his employer, after being given an ultimatum for a previous theft.
Ian Benn was working for Certa Energy and was caught stealing the first ten barrels of fuel after being filmed by members of the public.
read morePA Stole £8k For Candy Crush Addiction
Mail Online reports that a PA to a property tycoon stole over £8,000 from her boss to pay for her addiction to Candy Crush and other gaming apps.
Hollie Johnson was trusted to handle the personal finances of Joey Esfandi, CEO of Dwyer Estates, but stole £8,830 to buy ‘boosters’ which help players move up levels within a game.
read moreCharity Head Stole £256k
The Sky News website reports that the former head of a disability charity stole £256,000 from its pension fund to buy a house in France.
Patrick McLarry – jailed for five years – has a MBE for his charity work, but admitted defrauding Yateley Industries for the Disabled to buy the holiday home and a warehouse worth £200,000.
read moreFamily Friend Stole £75k From Business Owners
The Mail Online website reports that a husband and wife team were left on the brink of financial ruin after an employee who became their family friend stole £75,000 from their extraction system business.
Over three years, Dianne Polson stole the huge sum through various ‘random’ refunds through the company’s system directly onto her own bank card.
read moreSchool Secretary Stole £47,000
The Northern Echo website reports that a woman admitted to stealing £47,367 from the village primary school where she was secretary for 13 years.
After originally denying all charges, Sharon Dickinson changed her plea and admitted fraud and theft from St Michael’s Church of England Primary School.
read moreFraudster Blamed Wife’s Spending
According to the York Press website, a financial controller who was caught cheating his care homes company employer out of over £23k, blamed his wife, claiming he “couldn’t stop her spending”.
James Craig Spence used his access to the company bank account to siphon funds into his own account.
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