Defendant also faces nine counts of transferring criminal property
Evon George Robinson, 35, pleaded not guilty on Friday to one count of stealing gold with a value of $30,733.36 from Cash Wiz between November 2011 and March 2012.
He also entered pleas of not guilty to nine counts of transferring criminal property – quantities of gold – between January 2012 and April 2012.
The quantities ranged from 7.4 penny weights to 137.4 penny weights of 14-karat gold and 13.10 penny weight of 10-karat gold.
A penny weight is a jeweler’s measure equal to about 1.56 grams or 1/20 of a troy ounce.
The gold in each count was allegedly transferred to either Cash for Gold or Cayman Precious Metals.
Justice Malcolm Swift set trial for Oct. 27.
Robinson, who is represented by attorney James Stenning, had his bail continued with conditions that included a surety in the sum of $950 and non-contact with anyone from Cash Wiz, Cash for Gold or FedEx Courier Service.
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