Fox 8 first reported that Antonio Rice, who was hired by the theater in September, was arrested and taken to the Solon City Jail.
Rice’s recurring thefts — 156 phony credit card transactions in all, plus money lifted from the cash drawer — were spotted by a manager during a routine audit of the theater’s books. Security footage revealed that Rice was crediting fictitious purchases to various credit cards when no customers were at his register.
Pinecrest’s pricey boutique movie theater, where you can order food and beverages at your seat, is the first Great Lakes outpost for the Naples-Florida-based chain. It opened in June.
This article appears in Dec 26, 2018 – Jan 1, 2019.
They stole money from me at the bar, and manager tried to down play the whole ordeal. I dont see this place staying open unless they change management. They loose tons of money messing up food orders as well. Im still waiting on my free movie tickets from general manager for my experience that has never come (2months ago)
Hood employees. Good food. Great seats. A winning combo.
Bad over priced food and terrible service. Went twice, won’t go back.
Pinecrest is the gift that keeps on taking…. taking tax money from schools, taking trees from natural areas, taking the safety out of orange, taking businesses from other malls, and taking all the crime from Beachwood and bringing it closer. Thanks!
Where East meets arrest.