According to Mothership, the 37-year-old woman, identified as Kon Chin Sia, had spent most of the stolen money – amounting to S$56,797 (approximately RM187,592) – on online gambling.
Investigations revealed that the mini-mart manager had started to notice a consistent decline in sales, which he initially attributed to poor business. However, he later observed that sales revenue dropped by S$600 (RM1,981) to S$700 (RM2,312) specifically during Kon’s shifts.
Kon would then void the transactions to cover her tracks.
She explained that she would take S$500 (RM1,651) to S$600 per shift, and deposit the money into her personal bank account.
In December 2024, the manager filed a police report against her. Kon was subsequently dismissed from her position.
She was charged with criminal breach of trust and was sentenced to 17 months in prison on Monday (July 14).
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