Alberta woman charged with fraud and identity theft involving Nova Scotia business: RCMP

An Alberta woman has been charged with fraud and identity theft involving a business in Digby, N.S.

RCMP say they received a report last November that the business owner’s email had been hacked and then used to re-direct a payment of nearly $52,000 dollars for a large piece of equipment to another destination.

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Investigators say they were able to determine the funds went to a 30-year-old Calgary woman.

Tamiko White has been returned to Nova Scotia and was remanded in custody until her next court appearance on Monday on a dozen charges, including fraud over five-thousand dollars, identify theft, identity fraud and laundering proceeds of crime.