A 19-year-old Georgia teenager has been arrested after being accused of stealing over $1 million from a local Kroger store. The investigation is ongoing. Although Brown was released on bond, he remains under investigation. Police say the incident is an example of a preorder scam, but they have not released the exact details. For now, the investigation is ongoing. A Kroger spokeswoman declined to comment on the case, citing the fact that the company cannot comment on the case.
The money he stole was returned to Kroger, but not before he fabricated more than 40 fraudulent returns for items he did not own. This is why, while Tre Brown was working at the grocery store, he was putting cash on several credit cards and using the cash to purchase clothes and guns. It was discovered that Brown totaled one of his cars and then used the remaining money to buy clothes, guns and shoes.
The stolen money mainly came from returns from Kroger stores, but the money was used to pay for expensive clothing, guns, and shoes. The company contacted police when they noticed that some of the transactions were fraudulent, resulting in more than $980,000 being refunded. The charges filed against Tre Brown range from theft by taking to fraud by taking. These are just some of the reasons why a Georgia teenager has been arrested for scamming a grocery store.
A teenager arrested for scamming a Kroger in Gwinnett County, Georgia, stole nearly $1 million from the store. He used the money to buy two cars and clothes. The stolen money was returned after he was arrested, but the funds he used to pay for them were returned to Kroger’s corporate offices. He used the stolen funds to pay for his illegal purchases, and even refinanced his car.
The GCPD arrested Tre Brown and recovered the $980,000. It is unknown how much of the money was refunded to him. The amount of money is still unclear, but the police believe it was in the range of $87,000. It’s hard to believe that Tre Brown was able to steal such a large amount of money from a local grocery store. Fortunately, his actions were caught in time.
In addition to the stolen money, Brown also purchased guns, clothes, and two vehicles. He was also arrested for stealing “a large amount of money,” according to the police. The police recovered a “large sum” of cash from the teenager’s accounts and seized the vehicles. The teen was a “high-school student” who worked at a Kroger store. During his time there, he totaled one of the cars and spent the money on drugs and other nonsense.
Although it is not clear if Tre Brown has a lawyer, he was arrested for felony theft. After being arrested, he was released on bond. He was accused of fabricating returns and placed the cash on credit cards. He was charged with felony theft and was sentenced to five to ten years in prison. The investigation into his alleged scheme continues. He’s currently in jail on $11,200 bail.
The money he stole was worth a lot of money. The police said that the employee created over 40 fake receipts and put them on multiple credit cards. The return amounts ranged from seventy dollars to more than $87,000. The money he stole was spent on clothes, shoes, and even a gun. A few days after he was arrested, he totaled the other.
The money he stole was later returned to him on his credit card. He bought shoes, guns, and two vehicles with the stolen money. His credit card statement showed that the money was returned to him after the arrest. The police say that Brown was able to buy a substantial amount of items with the money he took. The robber then bought a gun and a totaled the second vehicle with the stolen cash.
