Woman Accused Of Stealing $500 In Dimes
POSTED: Thursday, July 3, 2008
UPDATED: 8:07 pm EDT July 3,
2008
  Jacksonville Sheriff's Office booking photo of Karia Perryman |
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Accused of stealing $500 in dimes from a downtown Brinks, a self-employed cleaning woman was arrested on Wednesday.Karia Perryman, 43, was caught dropping boxes of dimes into her cleaning bucket, according to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office police report.The police report indicates that Brinks officials had become suspicious of Perryman because of coin thefts, so they set up a surveillance camera.According to one detective, the surveillance tape shows Perryman putting two boxes of dimes, which contained $500, into her mop bucket."After advising the suspect of her rights, she admitted to taking the money today and stated that she has taken approximately $2,500 from Brinks over the past month … she stated that she uses the money to support her three grandchildren," the police report stated.Perryman was charged with grand theft and booked into the county jail.
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