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what do I do if?..........

A company I no longer work for is accusing me od stealing a sum of money equal to $433.00. This took place one week before my tentative last day on the job. After one hour of questioning and trying to claim my innocense they made it clear that unless I agreed to the charges the only way I was leaving the office was in handcuffs, reluctantly I agreed to stealing even though I did not do it. Now, they want me to pay back the full amount and I already signed the papers saying I would do so, even though I know I DID NOT take the money. The company also checked my financial history without my consent and failed to supply me with copies of the papers I signed and they also refused to show me the video tapes supposedly documenting the thefts. Is there any way I can dispute this even though I have signed the papers??? Any advice you can give me would be much appreciated. Thank you.


Asked on 7/27/00, 3:32 pm

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Barbara C. Johnson Law Office of Barbara C. Johnson

Re: what do I do if?..........

Wow! Get a lawyer.

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Answered on 9/12/00, 5:26 pm


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