According to the U.S. Justice Department, 34-year-old Ola Suzanne Stowers transferred more than $176,000 from the escrow account of an Atlanta law firm where she was employed to a Bank of America account that she had been directed to close.
Rather than closing the account, authorities said Stowers kept that account open and changed the statement mailing address on the account to her residence.
Officials said Stowers then began writing checks from that Bank of America account for her own personal use, forging the signature of one of the firm's partners. She's also been ordered to pay more than $260,000 in restitution.
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