Manager of Tuscaloosa Area Construction Company Accused of Stealing Over $200,000
Investigators in Tuscaloosa County have charged the office manager of a local construction company with more than 40 felony crimes after she allegedly stole over $200,000 from the firm.
According to court records obtained by the Thread, investigators believe Natasha Oliver, a manager for a large construction company in Duncanville, defrauded the company systematically from November 2023 until November 2024.
The company allegedly provided bank statements to the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Office showing 547 unauthorized and illegal transactions from their account at a local bank.
The depositions said all the transactions were completed by Natasha Oliver, including transactions to her personal PayPal and Venmo accounts.
All told, she is accused of taking $208,966.94.
Investigators said $129,020.53 of the larger amount was stolen using those apps via over 138 individual transactions.
"43 of those transactions were greater than $1,000," investigators wrote, which brought on 43 different counts of felony identify theft and one count of first-degree theft of property.
Court records show Oliver, a 50-year-old Tuscaloosa woman, was arrested on Thursday on the 44 felony charges.
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