A WOMAN accused of defrauding a Port Stephens business of almost $40,000 over two years will face court next month. The charges stem from an investigation that began in October after a restaurant owner flagged discrepancies in their takings with Port Stephens-Hunter police. Officers began an investigation into the Soldiers Point Road business’s bookings. On Tuesday, inquiries led them to to arrest a 42-year-old woman at a Nelson Bay home. “Police will allege the woman, an employee at the restaurant, stole in excess of $37,149.40,” NSW Police said in a statement. She was charged with 16 counts of steal property as a clerk or servant and granted conditional bail. The 42-year-old will face court again in Raymond Terrace on December 9.
A WOMAN accused of defrauding a Port Stephens business of almost $40,000 over two years will face court next month.
The charges stem from an investigation that began in October after a restaurant owner flagged discrepancies in their takings with Port Stephens-Hunter police.
Officers began an investigation into the Soldiers Point Road business’s bookings. On Tuesday, inquiries led them to to arrest a 42-year-old woman at a Nelson Bay home.
“Police will allege the woman, an employee at the restaurant, stole in excess of $37,149.40,” NSW Police said in a statement.
She was charged with 16 counts of steal property as a clerk or servant and granted conditional bail.
The 42-year-old will face court again in Raymond Terrace on December 9.
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