Former NRL WAG Arabella Del Busso to fight charges of theft of $ 52,000 from her former employer – after admitting she faked pregnancies with her ex soccer star
- Arabella Del Busso to fight allegations of alleged theft from former employer
- She will face the local Sutherland court for a one-day hearing on June 3 next year
- Police allege she stole $ 52,350 from former employer – medical clinic
- The offenses allegedly took place between September 2019 and February 2020
- It is understood that Del Busso worked as a receptionist in two of the branches
Arabella Del Busso will fight against charges of allegedly stealing $ 52,350 from her former employer.
She is due in Sutherland local court for a one-day hearing on June 3 next year, the Daily Telegraph reported on Saturday.
The 31-year-old was charged in July with two counts of theft of property from an employer following an investigation by St George Police.
Charges: Ex-NRL WAG Arabella Del Busso (pictured) to fight charges of theft of $ 52,000 from former employer
Police allege in court documents that they stole $ 35,785 from specialist rheumatology care in Kogarah – now known as integrated specialist medical care – between September 2019 and February 2020.
Police further allege that Del Busso stole $ 16,565 from the clinic’s location in Randwick during the same period.
It is understood that she worked as a receptionist for the Kogarah and Randwick branches of the clinic.
Hearing: The 31-year-old will face local court in Sutherland for a one-day hearing on June 3 next year. She was charged in July with two counts of theft of property from an employer following an investigation by St George Police.
The lingerie model and reality TV star, who is now based in Melbourne, has pleaded not guilty to both counts.
Del Busso was supposed to have appeared in court in June, but asked for an adjournment amid the Covid-19 travel restrictions that have been granted.
The Kogarah clinic – now called Integrated Specialized Medical Care – offers a “coordinated approach to health care”, with rheumatology, neurology and nephrology services.
Documents: Police allege in court documents that they stole $ 35,785 from specialist rheumatology care in Kogarah – now known as integrated specialist medical care – between September 2019 and February 2020
‘[We are] a team of dedicated specialists specializing in the management of inflammatory joint disorders, neurological conditions and kidney diseases and disorders, ”the website read.
“Our practitioners are qualified to diagnose, make sense of your symptoms, help you understand what’s wrong, but also help you understand how we can work together to restore you to good health.
The charges follow a lengthy investigation by St George Police detectives in southern Sydney.
Allegations: Police further allege that Del Busso stole $ 16,565 from clinic location in Randwick during the same period
Location: It is understood that she worked as a receptionist for the Kogarah and Randwick branches of the clinic. In the photo, the branch of Kogarah
Arabella rose to fame last year following her high-profile split from football star Josh Reynolds.
The former couple met on Instagram in 2018 and had a one-night stand, after which she claimed she got pregnant with twins.
It was then alleged that Arabella showed the NRL player a fraudulent ultrasound, which he claims to have used to fake pregnancy.
Split: Arabella rose to fame last year following her high-profile split from football star Josh Reynolds. Photographed together
Reynolds was later charged with assaulting Del Busso in a domestic incident – with video of a heated argument between the two circulating online.
The charges against the athlete were dropped in February 2020.
In October 2020, the glamorous model admitted on the SAS Australia reality show that she faked multiple pregnancies and miscarriages as she dated the Wests Tigers five-eighth, 31, because she was scared let him break with her.
Claims: The former couple met on Instagram in 2018 and had a one-night stand, after which she claimed she got pregnant with twins. It was then alleged that Arabella showed the NRL player a fraudulent ultrasound, which he claims to have used to fake pregnancy.
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