Theft by the Assistant Parts Manager -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This story is stems from my service as a Juror in our local County Court. An Assistant Parts Manager at a NAPA Store was charged with theft from the company. The crime was actually pretty simple - on select cash sales he would simply record the sale as a "quote only" and then pocket the cash. The customer left the store with paperwork that appeared to be a receipt, but it was actually just a price quotation. At the end of the day the recorded sales matched with the amount of cash that was in the register - this continued for months. The extent of the loss was not realized until the NAPA Sore performed their annual inventory. So how did he get caught? He did a "quote only" transaction of a part that had a core value. When the customer returned the core for the credit another employee noticed that the part was never recorded as sold.
Posted on: Tue, 06 Aug 2013 17:44:54 +0000
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