A former Beryllium security guard who admitted to stealing approximately $15 million from one of the company’s cash courier vehicles is expected to be sentenced next month.
Eugeene Greene pleaded guilty to simple larceny and larceny as a servant when he appeared before the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on September 23.
He is scheduled to return to court for sentencing on December 15, 2026.
However, the approximately $15 million stolen during the incident remains missing, according to law enforcement sources.
The theft occurred on October 11, 2025, when Greene was assigned to a three-member security team responsible for collecting cash from the MegaMart wholesale store in St Andrew.
Reports indicate that Greene remained inside the company’s courier vehicle while his two colleagues entered the establishment to collect money.
When the guards returned, they discovered that Greene had disappeared with the vehicle and its cash.
Investigators later established that Greene had abandoned his company-issued uniform and firearm before fleeing.
Following a police investigation, Greene was apprehended at premises in the Corporate Area seven days after the incident.
The investigation was led by the St Andrew Central Police.
Despite his arrest and subsequent guilty plea, authorities have not recovered the stolen money.
Greene now awaits sentencing as the case moves toward its conclusion.







