A former Chick-fil-A employee in Grapevine, Texas has been arrested for stealing over $80,000 through a fraudulent refund scheme involving fake mac-and-cheese orders. Keyshun Jones allegedly created approximately 800 fake orders and issued refunds to his personal credit card.
The fraudulent activity began in November 2025 after the restaurant’s owners reported suspicious refunds. Jones had been terminated about a month prior to the discovery of the scheme.
A warrant for Jones’ arrest was issued on April 6, 2026. He was taken into custody on April 17, 2026.
Key facts of the case:
- Jones faces multiple charges, including property theft and money laundering.
- The total loss from the fraudulent refunds is estimated to exceed $80,000.
- Investigators reviewed surveillance footage showing Jones behind the counter after his termination.
Authorities have not disclosed how Jones accessed the register following his firing. This incident highlights a common form of employee theft in the restaurant industry.
