According to police, a customer reported stopping by the Whataburger drive-thru in Newnan on January 31. The customer claimed Sumpter took his debit card and disappeared for several minutes before returning it.

A Whataburger employee allegedly settled her court fees with stolen debit card information, Georgia police said. Photo by Pixabay via Unsplash A Whataburger employee is accused of swiping a customer’s card information to cover her own legal fees,

Senoia Police are seeking the public's help in locating a woman accused of stealing debit card information from a customer from Senoia and using it to pay her own probation fines.

According to police, a customer told Senoia officers she stopped by the Whataburger drive-thru in Newnan on Jan. 31. The customer told police Aleefah Sumpter, 25, of Newnan, took his card disappeared for a couple of minutes.

A Whataburger employee in Georgia is accused of using a customer’s card information to pay her probation fees.

Senoia Police says 25-year-old Aleefah Sumpter of Newnan is wanted for felony identity theft and felony financial transaction card fraud.