Ex-employee caught charging gas to his former employer

Oxford police say a man was charging gasoline purchases to his former employer for several months.

Oxford police say a man was charging gasoline purchases to his former employer for several months.
Crime & Law
By Bob Ratterman
Updated April 21, 2018
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Police say a man was charging gasoline purchases to his former employer for several months.

Police were called to KDS Express on College Corner Pike at 11:16 a.m. April 12 after the manager learned a frequent customer was no longer employed at the local business to which he had been charging gasoline for his truck.

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The KDS manager showed the officer video of the man putting $40 worth of gas into the truck and then paying for it inside using the corporate account of a local business also located on College Corner Pike where he was no longer employed.

The officer was provided with receipts from 15 purchases believed to have been made by the suspect since his termination of employment.

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