Cashier pleads for time to repay $130,000 shortfall

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October 7, 2026

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Cashier pleads for time to repay $130,000 shortfall

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — A cashier was brought before the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on Tuesday to answer to the charge of larceny as a servant after she allegedly fleeced her employer of $130,000.

Allegations are that Shelly-Ann Golding was employed as a cashier at Island Vegas Gaming Lounge in Denham Town, Kingston.

Reports are that a sum of money was left in Golding’s care and, following checks, $130,000 was unaccounted for.

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