Walmart Employee Accused of Stealing $50,000

Continually stealing money from the register sends woman to jail with over $50,000 in fraud.

By Cami Toronto, Communications —

Jeanette Taylor, 47, a former Walmart cashier, has been accused of stealing more than $50,000 from the company. She was arrested Thursday afternoon after admitting openly that she had taken money from time to time from the cash registers when she was working.

Taylor, working for a Louisville, Kentucky Walmart, admitted to police she had taken money “once or twice” from her registers over a period of a few months. After her admission, Walmart officials added the numbers and later returned with an accusation totaling a sum of over $50,000 missing from Taylor’s registers. Taylor is now facing a felony charge with 5 to 10 years in prison.

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