An employee has been accused of embezzling more than $200,000 from a South Carolina company. furniture shop and spend some of it on two European vacations.

María Hamma, 46 years old, from South Carolina he allegedly stole money from his employer Furniture of High Point in Anderson County, according to authorities.

The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office says Hamma, who worked at the store for 10 years and was a manager for seven, took more than $215,000, part of which was used to pay for the pair’s three-week vacation.

A two-month investigation was launched after the store owner noticed “inconsistencies” in the company’s business records.

Detectives allege Hamma used at least six different methods to embezzle the money, including allegedly stealing directly from the company’s cash register, as well as racking up $30,000 in personal expenses on his company credit card.

She is also accused of writing a $6,000 bonus check and falsifying time cards with more than 800 hours of false work.

“When I was adding to the time card, we’re talking about 800 hours that were added over the course of two years. Every time I thought we were getting close to the end, something else would show up,” Detective Tyler Brown said.

Hamma is also accused of fraudulently acting as if she owned the company and “falsified contracts” that resulted in a total loss to the store of $215,318.

She now faces felony charges of breach of trust, forgery and computer crime and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

After her arrest, Hamma was released on $15,000 bail, FOX Carolina reported.

The Independent has He contacted the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office for more information about the incident.