This is so dumb. Why didn't they just arrest her

greybeard · Feb 25, 2025

at work?

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SENOIA, Ga. — A Whataburger employee may have added unwanted sides of identity theft and card fraud.

According to police, a customer told Senoia officers she stopped by the Whataburger drive-thru in Newnan on Jan. 31. The customer told police Aleefah Sumpter, 25, of Newnan, took his card and disappeared for a couple of minutes.

The customer later noticed a $400 charge payable to Coweta County State Court Probation Office. The victim notified the court and reported the unauthorized transaction to Senoia police, where he lived.

As police investigated, authorities identified Sumpter as the suspect. The victim also picked Sumpter out of a photo lineup as the worker who took his card at the restaurant.

SPD said Sumpter was on probation from a previous charge of possession of marijuana and used the stolen card to pay her probation fines and fees with the CCSCPO.

Senoia officials said they notified Sumpter about the charges of identity fraud and financial transaction card fraud. She agreed to turn herself in on Friday but did not show up. Investigators say the 25-year-old is no longer answering their calls.

Family members told police she went to Florida for a trip that was already planned before the charges against her were filed.

Anyone with information or who knows where Sumpter may be is asked to contact Lt. Det. James McCue with the Senoia Police Department at 770-599-3256, Ext. 108."

a $400 Whataburger

Silver · Feb 25, 2025

Well she only took what she needed

TexasJerseyMilker · Feb 25, 2025

Aleefah is an Arabic name. Maybe she's back in Gaza by now.

How about this?
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (WPBF) – A former restaurant manager in Florida is facing charges after police said she threw hot grease on customers during a dispute.

The incident was caught on surveillance video.

Police said the video from Jan. 28 shows Carnael Irene and a customer having what appears to be a heated conversation at the carryout line.

Behind Irene is another employee who is seen trying to get her attention.

As the video continues, the conversation heats up.

Irene holds her hand to her ear while she moves closer and closer to the window.

Another customer then steps in as an employee starts pulling Irene back to keep the situation from escalating.

However, their efforts don't work.

Police said Irene eventually takes a squirt bottle of ranch dressing and squirts it on the two victims, and it didn't end with ranch.

Irene leaves the scene and returns with a metal container, which is when police said she threw hot grease at the customers.

Police said she did hit the customers, one of them a minor, in the legs, leaving them with burns on their skin.

Officials said Irene was booked in the St. Lucie County Jail.