Police: Man Stole (and Returned) Apple MacBook, Cash
A Lehigh County man was fired from his job at a repossession company in Upper Nazareth amid allegations he had stolen an Apple laptop and $535 in cash.
A Cetronia man was fired from his job at a repossession company in late October amid allegations he had stolen an Apple MacBook A1181 laptop as well as money the company kept in a coffee cup. The employee, Timothy A. Fegely, 22, returned the laptop and some of the money the same day he was fired from Upstate Recovery LLC on Gun Club Road, Upper Nazareth Township, court records say. But also that day, he was confronted with another allegation: He used a company credit card to pay the $141 bill on his cell phone that had been shut off. Fegely was fired on Oct. 28, a Sunday, by the Upstate Recovery manager. An arrest warrant was approved Nov. 21 and on Sunday night, he was arraigned and committed to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $20,…
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