Two parking attendants at Truist Park were arrested after Cobb County warrants accused them of taking cash and electronic payments from drivers at a lot where every vehicle was supposed to be prepaid.
Ayianna Brodeur and Kenneth Cainion were working for LAZ Parking at Lot 9 during the Braves’ Oct. 1 Wild Card clincher against Philadelphia, according to WSB-TV.
Warrants say the lot was prepaid
The warrants say no transactions should have been happening at the entrance because Lot 9 required advance payment. Investigators allege Brodeur and Cainion instead accepted cash and electronic payments from drivers who did not have prepaid tickets and kept the money.
The total amount involved was less than $1,500, according to the warrants.
Both attendants were arrested later that night on misdemeanor theft-by-taking charges and released on $1,000 bond.
Parking company says it is cooperating
LAZ Parking told WSB-TV it is cooperating with authorities and declined further comment because the investigation is ongoing.
The charges remain allegations and do not establish guilt. The next step will be the criminal-court process in Cobb County.
