Accused of Not Collecting Merchandise at Caguas Supermarket
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The Caguas Public Prosecutor's Office charged him with criminal charges for not charging more than $700 in the merchandise he allegedly did not register with the cashiers at the establishment.
According to the investigation, the security cameras of the facility allowed corroboration of the situation, while an inventory reflected a total value of $717,49 in merchandise.
CAGUAS – The police reported on Wednesday that a 30-year-old woman was accused of embezzlement for allegedly passing merchandise without charging it while working at the Econo supermarket on Gautier Benítez Avenue in Caguas. According to the Uniform, the accused was identified as Ninoshka Cruz Cartagena, resident of Caguas, who allegedly omitted to pass certain items through the scanner at the time of collecting the goods. According to the inves…
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