Woman Faces Fraud Charges Involving Greer Store

Greer Police charged Carla Brasher with breach/breach of trust with fraudulent intent.

By: Fred Cunningham | News Channel 7
Published: November 25, 2009

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A woman is facing fraud charges after Greer Police say she didn’t deposit more than $162,000 for her employer.

Carla Brasher is out of jail on $10,000 bond Wednesday. Greer Police charged Brasher with breach/breach of trust with fraudulent intent.

She’s accused of failing to deposit approximately $162,749 while serving as a bookkeeper for Smith and James Clothing. The owner also owns a real estate business.

The Greer Police investigation began this summer and dates back five years.

Investigators believe Brasher only embezzled money from her employer.

Reporting by Elizabeth Owens

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