An undisclosed amount paid for O Brien and a friend to undergo buttock
augmentation procedures at a Las Vegas plastic surgery center, according to the prosecutor s office.
O Brien had about $30,000 in her possession when she was arrested Wednesday after a traffic stop in Gloucester City, the statement said.
An investigation began late last year after Sea Box officials reported evidence of alleged embezzlement to Cinnaminson police, according to the prosecutor s office.
O Brien allegedly took the funds over a one-year period ending in December.
She has been terminated by Sea Box, which makes shipping and storage containers, among other products.
The company s website describes SEA BOX as a multi-million dollar company with a 134-acre corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility in the East Riverton area of Cinnaminson.
N.J. boardwalk amusement park blaze was accidental, officials say
Updated Feb 08, 2021;
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The Jan. 30 blaze burned through the arcade and offices at the outdoor amusement park, along with Hamburger Construction Company and Dairy Queen, sending smoke visible from as far out as Atlantic City. Scores of firefighters and area emergency crews responded to the wind-fueled fire. There were no injuries and the buildings were not occupied at the time, officials have said.
Investigators found the inferno was caused by “an undetermined electrical source” near the front of the Playland’s Castaway Cove building, according to Ocean City spokesman Doug Bergen.
Ocean City spokesman Doug Bergen said the cause of the fire was an undetermined electrical source near the front of Playland s, according to The Press of Atlantic City. No one was injured.
The amusement park had been storing ride parts inside the building for the winter, but no one was inside at the time of the fire. The outdoor rides of the nearly 60-year-old Jersey Shore attraction were not harmed during the fire, but its arcade and offices burned down.
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Investigators from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives worked with the Ocean City Fire Department and other local officials to determine the cause. They examined the pattern of fire alarms, eyewitness accounts, photos and videos, forensic evidence and site excavation findings, 6ABC reported.