(Gray News) – A woman in Florida is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the homeowners’ associations to fund her luxury purchases.
The Martin County Sheriff’s Office issued a warrant for Alexandra Delacaridad Gonzalez, 46, who worked as a property management bookkeeper at Avant Garde Property Management, the sheriff’s office said in a press release.
Gonzalez allegedly wrote checks to herself from HOA accounts she managed and concealed the thefts by creating fake invoices and false ledger entries.
She also allegedly forged the signatures of authorized account holders, the sheriff’s office said.
Records show Gonzalez used the stolen funds for “personal expenses,” which included shopping, plastic surgery and “lavish trips.”
Gonzalez is facing more than 100 charges.
She made her first appearance in court Thursday, and her bond is set at $1,282,500.
The sheriff’s office says multiple HOAs are now conducting internal financial audits, and the investigation remains open.
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