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Water Authority worker charged in theft
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posted September 29, 2008
EDGEFIELD – An employee of the Edgefield
County Water and Sewer Authority has been arrested and charged after
allegedly stealing almost $1,000 in new brass fittings and then selling
them as scrap metal at an area recycling facility in Augusta, Georgia.
Richmond County Sheriff’s Investigators were tipped to the sale of the
new fittings when the employee wore his Edgefield County Water
Authority uniform drawing the attention of the recycling company
workers.
Jerry Lee Dobbs, 43, of Mt. Canaan Drive, Trenton has been charged with
petit larceny and was released on Thursday on bond. No trial date was
available.
Dobbs reportedly called in saying he would be late for work on Monday,
September 8. A short time later he is said to have arrived at the
Augusta Steel and Metal Company with the “new brass fittings” and sold
them for $87.15. The value of the fittings was stated to be $996.36,
just $3.64 short of a felony charge for the alleged theft.
He
was fired the following Wednesday, police reports state, after
allegedly admitting to the theft to department officials. The fittings
were returned to the water department on Waterworks Road in Edgefield
the next day.
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