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Jan 24, 2021 02:51 AM EST
(Photo : Aleksandar Pasaric) After a 19-year-old Duluth man tried to pull off a nearly $1 million scam at the local store where he worked on Steve Reynolds Boulevard, local law authorities arrested the suspect in Gwinnett.
After a 19-year-old Duluth man tried to pull off a nearly $1 million-worth grocery store scam in a shop where he worked on Steve Reynolds Boulevard, local law authorities arrested the suspect in Gwinnett.
Based on the report, the man who was identified as Tre Brown, 19, tried to scam an estimate of $1 million. The bizarre scam idea caught the attention of corporate Kroger employees, who immediately reached out to the local law enforcement after noticing fraudulent transactions.
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An Atlanta teen was arrested after being accused of scamming almost $1 million from the Kroger grocery store he was employed at. Whet?! Find out how he did it inside…
Buying two new cars in two weeks as a Kroger employee may not be the wisest decision to make if you’re scheming and scamming.
A 19-year-old Atlanta teen was arrested after being accused of stealing almost $1 million from the Kroger grocery store he was employed at. According to police,
Tre Brown racked up over $980,000 over a two-week period by creating over 40 fake returns. That equals out to about $24,500 per return.