Brassica, which opened in June last year, shut suddenly in October
The former director of a Dundee restaurant which closed after a staff walkout over unpaid wages has been charged with theft, embezzlement and fraud.
Police Scotland confirmed on Tuesday 50-year-old Dea McGill has been charged following a criminal investigation into the collapse of Brassica on Shore Terrace last year.
Staff at the restaurant, located under the Caird Hall, walked out in October, just four months after Brassica opened its doors to customers.
Now, nine months after it closed its doors for the final time, Ms McGill, of Broughty Ferry, faces a list of charges.
It is understood police have been investigating the collapse of Brassica for several months.
A Police Scotland spokesman said: “Police Scotland can confirm that a 50-year-old woman has been charged with theft, embezzlement and fraud.
“A report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.”
