Fred Meyer employee stole $60K for gambling

Fred Meyer employee stole $60K for gambling

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- A former Fred Meyer employee who stole over $60,000 from the company pleaded guilty to theft on Tuesday, the Clackamas County District Attorney's Office announced. Oregon City woman Rainbow Melodi Stammet, 43, was convicted on two counts of first-degree aggravated theft and first-degree theft. Officials say other charges were dismissed as part of her plea agreement. She has been paying restitution to Fred Meyer and has n…

Former Fred Meyer employee pleads guilty to stealing more than $60K

The woman told police that she stole the money to support her gambling habit.

Utuado – An agent of the Puerto Rico Police Negotiate, seconded to the 38-year-old Robbery and Property Division (REDPAPD) of the Utuado Criminal Investigation Corps (CIC), filed criminal charges for aggravated illegal appropriation against Arturo J. Magallanes Medina, a resident of Jayuya. According to the investigation, the events occurred between December 2024 and January 2025, while Magallanes Medina worked at the Casa Agrícola Jayuya Inc. T…

Former Fred Meyer employee who stole more than $60,000 to support her gambling habit pleads guilty to theft

Former Fred Meyer employee who stole more than $60,000 to support her gambling habit pleads guilty to theft nmeyer Tue, 05/06/2025 - 17:04 Date 5/6/2025 Main Content OREGON CITY, Or. -- A former Fred Meyer employee who stole more than $60,000 from the retailer pleaded guilty to theft on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.Rainbow Melodi Stammet, of Oregon City, pleaded guilty in Clackamas County Circuit Court to two counts of Aggravated Theft…

BPD makes illegal gambling arrests

Following an extensive investigation conducted by the Breckenridge Police Department, three individuals were recently busted and arrested for illegal gambling under Texas state law. In the State of Texas, novelty gaming must not exceed payouts of more than five dollars a day.

One of the most relevant cases is that of a vtima that refers to an affection of more than 150,000 pesos.