According to Monroe County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Adam Linhardt, detectives began investigating Misglenia Guerra in April after a property manager at the Calusa Campground Resort & Marina reported fraudulent activity by the former bookkeeper.

According to Linhardt, authorities discovered that Guerra had been writing fraudulent checks on behalf of the business to a cleaning business she owned.

The checks totaled $13,277, Linhardt said.

Guerra was taken into custody Wednesday on charges of fraud, grand theft and multiple counts of uttering a forged instrument.