Jewelry store manager pocketed coworkers’ commissions and sold stolen gold, police say

A longtime jewelry store manager manipulated payroll records, diverted coworkers’ sales commissions and sold company-owned jewelry for personal gain, according to Pinecrest Police. Dominique Marie Sisk, 38, worked at the business for approximately 14 years and held a managerial position overseeing operations, inventory, account management and employees, according to an arrest report. Investigators said Sisk’s position gave her access to the store’s electronic timekeeping system, sales records, employee commission information and jewelry inventory. The business fired Sisk on June 8 after discovering discrepancies in her timekeeping records. An internal investigation then uncovered suspected payroll manipulation, improperly reassigned commissions and missing jewelry. According to the report, an audit covering May 2025 through early June 2026 identified hundreds of changes to Sisk’s timesheets, including adjustments to her starting and ending times and total hours worked. T