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She claims she thought it was a bonus
A Florida horse clinic mistakenly paid a receptionist with a veteranian's checks and now the $60, 000 a year employee stands accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Yessica Arrua, 29 of Wellington, was arrested on June 27 after allegedly pocketing more than $400,000 of someone else's salary.
While she allegedly admitted she knew she was overpaid, she said she thought the extra cash was a bonus for her work as a receptionist, according to the police report.
Thousands of dollars were sent through zelle to a person nicknamed "mama dukes" while $80, 000 was used to buy a food truck for a friend of her mother's.
Yessica said that she also sent money to people in Argentina where she is originally from to build a house. Rap said
A Florida horse clinic mistakenly paid a receptionist with a veteranian's checks and now the $60, 000 a year employee stands accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Yessica Arrua, 29 of Wellington, was arrested on June 27 after allegedly pocketing more than $400,000 of someone else's salary.
While she allegedly admitted she knew she was overpaid, she said she thought the extra cash was a bonus for her work as a receptionist, according to the police report.
Thousands of dollars were sent through zelle to a person nicknamed "mama dukes" while $80, 000 was used to buy a food truck for a friend of her mother's.
Yessica said that she also sent money to people in Argentina where she is originally from to build a house. Rap said