Fifty-three-year-old Luisa Nagasau has been charged by the Criminal Investigation Department’s Cyber Crime Task Force for allegedly fraudulently obtaining over $4,000 from her employer. This case was brought before the Nasinu Magistrates’ Court, where Nagasau was remanded in custody.
According to police reports, while working as a housekeeper, Nagasau is accused of executing nearly 100 transactions from her employer’s EFTPOS machine to her personal mobile money account. These transactions are said to have occurred between October and December 2024, accumulating to more than $4,000.
Nagasau faces a charge of Obtaining Financial Advantage by Deception. The court proceedings have been adjourned until tomorrow, during which Nagasau has been allowed time to arrange for the necessary sureties and provide a cash bail of $200.
This case highlights the ongoing issue of financial fraud within workplaces, underscoring the importance of vigilance and integrity in financial practices. The legal process is set to ensure that justice is served as the court continues to examine the evidence presented.
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