[mhking]

Y'sure he wasn't Homer Simpson?

Just damn.

If you want on the new list, FReepmail me. This IS a high-volume PING list...

[WackyKat]

for the Victor Police Department where he went to work after he quit the casino position.

Par for the course.

[CindyDawg]

This guy might be guilty but I don't think anyone that stashes cash away and buys something when they have saved up enough should have to explain where it came from. Some people don't like banks and it's none of the governments business. How much you make a year shouldn't be a factor IMO.

[martin_fierro]

$6K for a Harley?

Must've been a Hugger 883 Sportster.

[Lokibob]

"The cash that was taken from McGill's included $68,000 in $20 bills; $16,000 in $100 bills; $15,005 in $5 bills, and $10,600 in $50 bills, authorities said."

He stole $109K over 6 months and nobody noticed, or cared, or changed the procedures. And he did it as a security guard. Then was allowed to quit his job? Something stinks here.

[sharkhawk]

He was released on $100,000 bond and his next court appearance is Nov. 17.
Judge will you take that in small bills. LOL

[steppenwolffe]

I just read the parenthetical part. I was looking to see that he paid six grand for a pig. That's a lot. Six grand for a Harley, that's not much.

[Rebelbase]

This reminds me the $17 million armored car robbery in Charlotte, NC back in 97. The within a year of he heist, the suspects went from living in a mobile home and working as security guards to paying cash for a $600,000 home at the country club as well as high-end cars, jewels and furs.