She had a taste for the finer things at one local restaurant and used electronic transfers to make one order after the order. But after 5 weeks of Shrimp Alfredo, Bailey's Colada and all the top dishes on the menu at Celebrity Restaurant and Bar, the manager finally realized that her electronic transfers screenshots were bogus - because no money had gone into the restaurant's account.
But, by then Jenine Thurton had racked up orders valued at $3,128 dollars - with delivery charges amounting to another 100 dollars.
So, today she was taken to court and charged for two counts of obtaining property by deception - even if that property has already gone the way of consumption.
In court, Thurton pleaded not guilty to both charges and since there was no objection to bail by the Prosecutor, the Senior Magistrate of Court #3 offered her bail of $5,000 dollars which she met. She will re-appear in court in July.
