Gracie Moseley, a 20-year-old gas station employee from Dorchester County, South Carolina, was arrested for attempting to defraud the South Carolina Education Lottery in July 2024. She was caught stealing scratch-off tickets from the Mount Pleasant Scotchman gas station where she worked and redeeming them for over $300 in cash prizes. Surveillance footage captured her illegal activities, leading to her arrest on February 26, 2025.
Moseley was charged with intent to defraud the lottery and was booked into the Charleston County Detention Center. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division conducted the investigation that led to her arrest.
This incident serves as a reminder for businesses to closely monitor their employees and protect against fraudulent activities. The case highlights the importance of surveillance systems in preventing such crimes. The suspect’s actions not only resulted in her arrest but also reflect negatively on her job and the gas station where she was employed.
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