Del City police are searching for a woman accused of embezzling $13,000 from a local pharmacy through more than 700 unauthorized credit card transactions.
Audra Ruth Castle faces multiple felony charges, including embezzlement, and has an active arrest warrant, KFOR reported.
A co-owner at Lassiter Drug, a Del City pharmacy, told police a business credit card was being used for unauthorized purchases, according to court documents cited by KFOR. The pharmacy told police Castle once had access to the card.
"During the investigation, we discovered that the employee used the credit card for over 700 transactions, to a total amount of $13,000," Lt. Blake Reichert with the Del City Police Department said.
Police said Castle used the card to pay for personal subscriptions and services, including Hulu, HBO Max, TikTok, OpenAI and Peacock, among other services.
"She is still outstanding. There's an active warrant for her arrest, related to these embezzlement charges," Lt. Reichert said.
Castle was also previously arrested and charged with stealing controlled dangerous substances, including hydrocodone and amphetamine, according to online court records cited by KFOR.
Separately, the board found Castle responsible for four disciplinary violations, including theft of controlled dangerous substances, permanently revoked her pharmacy technician permit and fined her $1,000. The board found her guilty on four counts, including theft of controlled dangerous substances. Her pharmacy technician registration was permanently revoked, and she was fined $1,000.
Del City police ask anyone who sees Castle to contact the department.
