He was arrested on April 17. He was arrested on April 17. Schemes involving fake orders and fraud refunds are common forms of employee theft. Workers with register access can manipulate point of sale systems to issue unauthorized returns. The authorities did not explain how he managed to access the register following his termination. Court records show that a warrant for Jones’ arrest was issued on April 6. He was arrested on April 17 with the help of the Texas Attorney General’s Fugitive Task Force, the Fort Worth Police Department, and the Texas Attorney’s Fugitive Task Force. Jones faces charges including property theft, money-laundering, and evading an arrest.
