Jackie Singer, 50, of Pennsauken took vacations, paid her bills and bought personal items with the stolen money
A South Jersey woman who worked as an office manager for a dental practice in Pennsylvania could be headed to prison for stealing more than $85,000 from the business, according to a report.
Jackie Singer, 50, of Pennsauken used the money she stole from the Abington, Pa. dentist to take vacations, buy personal items and pay her bills, PottsMerc.com reported.
A jury sitting in Montgomery County, Pa. convicted Singer on Friday of theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property and forgery.
Prosecutors say Singer wrote checks to herself by forging the dentist's signature and paid personal bills using the dental practice's accounts. She also opened a credit card in the name of the Julie Robin Arouh Dental Practice and made additional purchases.
The Camden County resident used some of the stolen money to fund trips to Las Vegas and the Caribbean as well as to buy items from Coach and Tiffany's from 2008-14, according to the district attorney's office.
Prosecutors say they will seek prison time for Singer when she is sentenced on a still-to-be-determined date. She is free on $50,000 bail, according to TheIntell.com.
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