Seaford woman arrested on theft, conspiracy charges

MILLSBORO, Del. – Millsboro Police say an 11-month-long investigation has led to the arrest of a Seaford woman on theft and conspiracy charges.

Police say it was learned through investigation that Kayla McDonald conspired with another co-worker to deprive the Christian Storehouse of more than $50,000 while working for the business as the treasurer.

McDonald has been charged with theft by false pretense over $1500, second degree conspiracy, and falsifying business records. She was released on an unsecured bail.

Police have obtained warrants for her co-conspirator, Robert Owens. He has not been located at this time.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Owens or this case is asked to contact Detective Ebke at 302-934-8174 or email Christopher.Ebke@cj.state.de.us.