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Orange County woman admits to stealing $2.8 million from instant noodle company
['Staff Writer', 'Jasmine', 'Jaz', 'Mendez Is An Editorial Assistant At The Los Angeles Times. She Previously Was A Reporting Intern For The Metro Desk', 'Covering Housing In Los Angeles. Mendez Graduated Cal State Northridge With A Bachelor S Degree In Political Science', 'A Minor In Spanish-Language Journalism.']
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Courthouse in Santa Ana, where Huntington Beach resident Tae Miyaji Jones pleaded guilty to 10 counts of embezzlement on Oct. 2.
An Orange County woman is in hot water after embezzling millions from an instant ramen company she worked for, federal prosecutors said.
in court records.
AdvertisementShe was charged with seven counts of mail fraud after she allegedly mailed herself seven checks ranging from $16,800 to $58,800.
She also faced three counts of wire fraud, including a $259,000 transaction involving Nationstar Mortgage, LLC, per court records.