Burger Ranch Manager Accused of Stealing Thousands of Shekels
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Burger Ranch manager Or Hanan Dadon has been indicted for allegedly stealing 4,858 shekels from three branches he managed in Netanya, Or Akiva, and Haifa. Dadon is accused of canceling customer transactions and pocketing the cash instead of returning it. The company confirmed it filed a police complaint and is cooperating with authorities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Or Hanan Dadon, a manager at Burger Ranch, is accused of stealing 4,858 shekels.
- Dadon managed three Burger Ranch branches in Netanya, Or Akiva, and Haifa.
- He allegedly canceled customer transactions and pocketed the money.
- The prosecution filed an indictment for employee theft.
- Burger Ranch confirmed filing a police complaint and cooperating with the investigation.
The prosecution unit of the Coastal District Police has filed an indictment against Or Hanan Dadon, 37, for systematically stealing from the Burger Ranch chain. Dadon, who managed three branches of the hamburger chain in Netanya, Or Akiva, and Haifa, is accused of stealing thousands of shekels from the cash registers under his supervision. According to the indictment, Dadon's method involved manipulating branch tills. After customers paid for their orders, he would report a transaction error to the system and cancel it. Instead of returning the money or leaving it in the register, he pocketed the cash. The indictment details the amounts stolen from each branch: 2,868 shekels from the Netanya branch, 1,460 shekels from Or Akiva, and an additional 530 shekels from the Haifa branch, totaling 4,858 shekels. Dadon is charged with the criminal offense of employee theft from an employer, having taken the money from canceled transactions without the owner's consent and without a good-faith claim of right. Burger Ranch stated that the company filed a complaint with the police and is cooperating with law enforcement.
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