By: Richard L. Smith
A New York woman has been charged with multiple offenses, including theft and money laundering, following an investigation conducted by the Union County Prosecutor's Office, according to a statement released by Union County Prosecutor William A. Daniel.
Tijah M. Williams-Rogers, 28, faces charges of conspiracy to commit theft (second degree), theft (second degree), money laundering (third degree), and unlawful computer access (third degree).
The investigation, led by Detective Grant Mayes of the Special Prosecutions Unit, revealed that Williams-Rogers used her position as a bank teller at a Wells Fargo branch in Elizabeth to steal over $75,000 between 2022 and 2023.
On January 22, 2025, Williams-Rogers was arrested without incident by the Union County Sheriff’s Department.
Prosecutor Daniel noted that the investigation is ongoing and encouraged anyone with information related to the case to contact Detective Mayes at 908-527-4603.
The Union County Prosecutor’s Office emphasized its commitment to holding individuals accountable for financial crimes and protecting the integrity of local businesses.