Georgia Circle K Employee Arrested Over Alleged Diesel Fuel Cash Sales
A convenience store employee in Chatham County, Georgia, was arrested for allegedly selling diesel fuel "under the table" at a Circle K on Highway 21. The employee is accused of taking direct cash payments from customers for fuel, leading to…
Savannah, GA, October 16, 2026 —
A convenience store employee in Chatham County, Georgia, was arrested in connection with allegations of selling diesel fuel for cash at a Circle K on Highway 21. The employee is accused of taking payments directly from customers for fuel in transactions described as being conducted “under the table.”
The alleged sales led to more than $20,000 in losses for the business, according to the available account of the case. No further details were provided about how the loss was calculated, how long the alleged activity continued or how much diesel fuel was involved.
The employee’s name, the date of the arrest and the agency that made it were not provided. The specific charges, if any, were also not identified. The available information does not include a statement from the employee or a representative of the business.
The allegations have not been accompanied by details about the next steps in the case, such as a court appearance or a response from prosecutors. The information provided establishes that an arrest occurred and describes the alleged cash payments and business losses, but does not clarify the legal status of the case or provide additional evidence.
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