Dubai prosecutors have referred an Asian seller to the criminal court for stealing 17 gold chains from a gold shop he works for, estimated at 100,000 dirhams, and manipulated sales bills attributed to a customer who once dealt with the shop.
The general manager of the store said that the defendant worked as a seller, and the incident was discovered through the daily inventory of the goldsmith's inventory, as it was found that there is a deficit in 17 chains weighing 657 grams of gold, worth 99,504 dirhams, and discovered a defect in the accounts of sales The purchase was made by the seller, and he put a gold chain that is not from the store's goods to cover up a mistake he made, and fabricated an invoice using an identity forgotten by a customer.
She added that the defendant was suspended from work immediately after the discovery of the disability, and by reviewing the system confirmed that he committed all these abuses, since each employee has a username and password to enter the system.
She pointed out that the next day of the dismissal of the accused, someone who did not know contacted her, told her that he was a friend of the accused, and asked for mediation until the latter returned the gold chains he stole from the shop, but replied that she did not know him and do not trust him, and the accused should communicate with her Directly if he wants to fix what he spoiled.
The director explained that the defendant acknowledged in writing that he had erred in the process of selling a gold chain, and forged an invoice to cover up the first error, noting that he had made the mistake inadvertently.