The case came to light when the owner of the milling company received a call from a customer who noticed discrepancies on a receipt.
A 26-year-old cashier was arrested for allegedly orchestrating a fraud scheme that reportedly cost a Mokopane milling company over R500,000 in unaccounted stock.
According to Limpopo police, members of the Provincial Commercial Crimes Unit arrested Sune Grobbelaar, 26, on July 21, following an investigation into alleged fraudulent activities at the company.
Police spokesperson Brigadier Hlulani Mashaba said the case came to light on August 11, 2025, when the owner of the milling company received a call from a customer who noticed discrepancies on a receipt. The customer reportedly questioned why the date and time reflected on the receipt did not match the purchases made. This prompted the owner to investigate further.
“Upon checking, the owner discovered that a cashier had allegedly been issuing duplicate receipts to customers,” Mashaba said.
