A former supervisor at a collection agency working on telecom accounts was indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice on charges that she altered incoming checks from consumers, routed them to a personal bank account, and forged electronic records to cover her tracks.
According to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Tameka Bennett-Quinn began her scam in May 2009 and continued until she was caught in November. Bennett-Quinn had been employed as a supervisor at GC Services in the St. Louis area for 10 years, according to prosecutors.
View this content by subscribing
Please register to unlock this content
I already have an account. Log in
