Flight Attendant Accused of Stealing Liquor

District attorney indicts Endeavor Air attendant for theft of 1,500 mini-bottles.

A former flight attendant for Endeavor Air will face charges of theft of property over $10,000 and unlawful sale of alcohol after investigators claim she stole nearly 1,500 mini liquor bottles from flights she worked. In a press release, the Shelby County, Tennessee District Attorney announced 28-year-old Rachel Trevor was charged in connection to the alleged bottle thefts.

Trevor was formerly employed as a flight attendant for the carrier, operating regional Delta Air Lines flights. According to state Alcoholic Beverage Commission investigators, Trevor is accused of routinely stealing 50ml bottles of gin, rum, vodka and whiskey from her flights. Each bottle sells aboard the flight for $8. Once in her possession, the investigators claim Trevor would then sell them on Craigslist for $1 each.

The investigators contacted Trevor through one of her advertisements and an undercover agent purchased some of the bottles from the former attendant. Although she was subsequently arrested in November 2015, this indictment is the first time she is facing charges for her accused crimes.

In a statement from her former employer, the airline confirmed Trevor no longer works for them but did not specify when she was removed from service. The carrier insisted they would continue cooperating with the investigation.

“Endeavor Air expects nothing short of the highest standard of integrity from our employees and takes seriously any activity that falls short of that expectation,” the airline statement read, according to ABC News. “We will continue to work with authorities as needed.”

According to the Shelby County Courts website, Trevor posted a $5,000 bond after her arrest. She will return to court in June for additional hearings. It is unclear if Trevor has yet entered a plea in her case.

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