Laura Taylor Paychecking Case

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During the investigation, we’ve uncovered somewhat of a different story. It appears CCC payroll Laura Rollins spoke to Mr. Martin on Friday regarding his loads/ pay. Laura says, she’s explain to him, he have had two advance (s) over the course of a two week span totaling $580.00, he was home for a week (by choice), which caused him to have a lessor paycheck then normal.

In addition to all of that, it appears all of his loads where turned in as far as she knows, if something is missing payroll wouldn’t know since the load sheet is sent into payroll for payment of all loads.

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