Cheshire Live.Rees admitted being responsible for the thefts when she voluntarily attended a police station and was interviewed by investigators in March 2020.
Rees was charged with seven counts of theft and one count of money laundering which she pleaded guilty to. She was sentenced to five-and-a-half years at Chester Crown Court on Tuesday (November 3).
Sergeant Phil Brown, who led the investigation on behalf of Runcorn Local Policing Unit, said: "Employed as an admin manager, Amanda Rees was responsible for the company's outgoings and had full access to its bank accounts."The firm placed a high degree of trust in her for this role, but unfortunately that trust was misplaced."Over several years Rees transferred large quantities of money.
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