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Man accused of stealing $4,000 from non-profit; previously accused of taking $40,000 from Council on Aging
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BATON ROUGE - A man previously accused of stealing over $40,000 from the Council on Aging was arrested Monday for allegedly stealing over $4,000 from a local non-profit, according to an affidavit.
Timothy Moore, 31, allegedly linked a company credit card to a Cash App registered under his name during his time at Louisiana Clean Fuels. Fraudulent charges totaling $4,314.52 were discovered beginning in August 2023, and the Cash App account was linked to Moore's company email address, police records show.
Moore was booked with theft, access device fraud from $1,000 to $5,000, illegal transmission of monetary funds, and bank fraud Monday.
Prior arrest warrants also show Moore allegedly stole over $42,000 while employed with the East Baton Rouge Council on Aging from July 2021 to January 2022. He was accused of buying Vanilla Gift Cards totaling more than $41,000 using the business credit card. He was arrested for theft and access device fraud.
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