IndianwomanaccusescashierofstealingUS10000
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From: Shenzhen Daily
Updated: 2007-12-10 00:12
MUSKAN ISHWAR SOMAYA, an Indian woman who runs a freight forwarding company in Shenzhen, reported to the Shenzhen Daily last week that her cashier had disappeared four months ago with US$10,000 belonging to her company.
Somaya, general manager of Shenzhen Weiying International Freight Forwarding Co. Ltd., said she hoped the police would track down her cashier as soon as possible.
The Nanhu Police Station said it was investigating the case.
The incident happened in August when Somaya asked He Junlian, a recent college graduate who had worked for her company for a few months, to change US$12,500 into Chinese yuan.
"I gave him US$12,500. But when he came back, he first told me he was cheated and then said he only exchanged US$2,500 and had deposited the rest of the money into his account," said Somaya.
She claims that He stolen the remaining US$10,000 and fabricated a story about how he had been cheated out of that amount.
Despite there being no evidence to show that He had actually stolen the money, Somaya attempted to make him sign a note saying he owed 60,000 yuan (US$7,895) to the company.
However, before she could make He sign it, he fled from the office and has not been seen since. Somaya then reported the matter to the police.
She said she would re-employ He if he could prove he had actually been cheated.
Shenzhen Daily
