HALL COUNTY, Ga. — A United Parcel Service supervisor was arrested and accused of stealing items worth over $25,000 from the company.
Hall County Sheriff deputies said UPS officials told them they suspected 22-year-old Parker Lee Sheridan of stealing items from the company in early February.
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Authorities said Sheridan had been stealing from the company for over a year. According to deputies, he is estimated to have stolen over 100 items and sold some of them for cash.
According to the investigation, Sheridan stole packages containing gold, silver and ammunition while working as a supervisor at UPS on Centennial Drive in Gainesville.
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Sheridan was arrested on March 9 and was charged with theft by taking and theft by deception. He was booked into the Hall County Jail but has since posted his $27,000 bond.
Investigators have recovered some of the stolen property and said they are working to find the rest.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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