Former Chick-fil-A employee charged in $80,000 mac-and-cheese scheme
The Texas man allegedly refunded the orders of hundreds of catering-sized mac-and-cheese trays to his personal credit cards.
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The Texas man allegedly refunded the orders of hundreds of catering-sized mac-and-cheese trays to his personal credit cards.
A former Chick-fil-A employee in Texas has been charged with defrauding the company of $80,000 by issuing fraudulent refunds for mac-and-cheese trays to his personal credit cards.
Keyshun Jones, a former Chick-fil-A employee, is accused of stealing over $80,000 through a fraudulent refund scheme involving mac-and-cheese trays.
A former Chick-fil-A employee in Texas has been charged with defrauding the company of $80,000 by issuing fraudulent refunds for mac-and-cheese trays to his personal credit cards.
Grapevine police allege that a former Chick-fil-A employee processed about 800 fake mac and cheese orders, issuing refunds to personal accounts and causing more than $80,000 in losses.
Keyshun Jones faces multiple felony charges after allegedly issuing over $80,000 in fake mac and cheese tray refunds to his personal credit cards.
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