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10. The employee is guilty of
An employee worked as the cashier in a restaurant. One night after the restaurant had closed, the employee discovered that the amount of cash in the cash register did not match the cash register receipt tapes. He took the cash and the tapes, put them in a bag, gave them to the manager of the restaurant and reported the discrepancy. The manager immediately accused him of taking money from the register and threatened to fire him if he did not make up the difference. The manager placed the bag in the office safe. Angered by what he considered to be an unjust accusation, the employee waited until the manager left the room and then reached into the still open safe, took the bag containing the cash, and left.
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B is incorrect. The employee did not have lawful possession of the money and did not convert it.
C is incorrect. The employee did not commit embezzlement, but he did commit larceny.
D is incorrect. The employee did take the property of another with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of the property.