Employee fired for double cashing paychecks at Avon store, Avon CT
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FraudAs discussed during the dispatch call, a female employee at Max and Mia's in Avon was suspected of cashing paychecks twice and was fired. Police are investigating the possible fraud.
Audio|Heard on: Simsbury Police (P25) & Ambulance
Listen to dispatch call
01:40
Transcript:
00:00
For along with Avon now,
00:03
they were working a call at Max and Mia's regarding a female employee who was double cashing her paychecks from the business.
00:14
She was possibly terminated.
00:16
I'm not sure if this is the same.
00:18
The officer is going to call in.
00:23
Roger.
00:29
Base to four parties' name involved is (name withheld).
00:36
Rather, in the party they called you, was it a female as well?
00:41
Affirmative.
00:45
Right.
00:51
Base to four.
00:53
Go ahead.
00:56
Have you made contact with her? If not, I started a chat through Rapid SOS with the phone number, and she has responded.
01:03
It sounds like it is the same female that Avon was working with.
01:06
She's speaking of having a problem at work today and her paycheck, and that she was fired.
01:16
Roger.
01:18
If that seems to be the issue, we should pass it along if Avon, unless there's something else that need to look into.
01:28
Give them a call.
01:33
Avon PD was advised and I also advised her through the chat to contact them as well.
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Avon, CT 06001
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