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Former Chick-Fil-A Employee Accused of Stealing $80,000 in Fraud Scheme, Grapevine Police Say
Police say the former employee processed about 800 fake refund transactions to his own credit cards before investigators made an arrest.
- Former Chick-fil-A employee Keyshun Jones was taken into custody on April 17, 2026, accused of stealing over $80,000 through a fraudulent refund scheme at a Grapevine, Texas, location.
- In November 2025, Jones allegedly used the restaurant register to create roughly 800 fraudulent orders for macaroni and cheese trays, then issued refunds to his personal credit cards.
- Surveillance footage reviewed by Grapevine Police Department investigators identified Jones after the restaurant owner reported the theft, appearing to show him unattended behind the counter.
- Jones now faces felony charges of property theft, money laundering, and evading arrest, according to police.
- Following a five-month investigation, Jones allegedly evaded officers multiple times before the Texas Attorney General's Fugitive Task Force and Fort Worth Police Department assisted in his apprehension.
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Fired Chick-fil-A Employee Gets Even By Stealing $80,000 Worth of Mac & Cheese
Even after he was fired by a Chick-fil-A outlet, Keyshun Jones still had access to its cash register codes. So every once in a while, cops say, Jones would saunter into the Texas store that fired him, slip behind the counter and put in a Mac & Cheese order. Then he’d issue his credit card [...] The post Fired Chick-fil-A Employee Gets Even By Stealing $80,000 Worth of Mac & Cheese appeared first on The Maine Wire.
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