She worked at a gas station -- where, police say, she would re-set the price at the pumps every Sunday morning, and sell gasoline to family and friends for just a tenth of a penny per gallon. The owner of the station says he noticed a significant drop in his income, and found receipts that listed the deeply discounted rate. Jordan is accused of defrauding her boss out of nearly $50,000 over the course of several months. Also under arrest are her mother, her brother, a cousin and two others. They were arrested after police set up a sting operation at the station in South Charleston.
6 accused of scamming gas station
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - January 21, 2008
