Suburban Domino’s employee charged with stealing $28K in cash deposits

Radley M. Kuersten worked at the Domino’s Pizza in Beach Park for about four years and was tasked with taking the restaurant’s daily deposits to the bank.

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A Beach Park Domino’s Pizza employee was arrested July 17, 2019, and charged with stealing $28,000 in cash from his employer.

A Beach Park Domino’s Pizza employee was arrested July 17, 2019, and charged with stealing $28,000 in cash from his employer.

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A north suburban Domino’s Pizza employee is accused of stealing $28,000 in cash from the restaurant.

Radley M. Kuersten, 20, is charged with a felony count of theft, according to a statement from Sgt. Christopher Covelli, a Lake County sheriff’s office spokesman.

Radley M. Kuersten

Radley M. Kuersten

Lake County sheriff’s office

Kuersten worked at the Domino’s at 38973 N. Lewis Ave. in Beach Park for about four years and was tasked with taking the restaurant’s daily deposits to the bank, Covelli said. Sometime in June, he allegedly began taking the money home instead.

Domino’s called police on Wednesday to report the ongoing theft, which totaled about $28,000, the sheriff’s office said. Kuersten was arrested and investigators found about $20,000 in cash at his Beach Park home.

He remains in custody at the Lake County Jail pending a court hearing Thursday morning, the sheriff’s office said.

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