Orange Beach Business Owner Faces New Fraud Charges
Ken Cooper • February 28, 2024
Judith Roberts Pan Arrested Again for Credit Card Fraud
Judith "Tillie" Roberts Pan, a 55-year-old businesswoman from Orange Beach, has been arrested for the second time. This arrest follows allegations that she made nearly $15,000 in fraudulent credit card charges.
Roberts Pan was previously detained last month on similar accusations. Authorities claim she defrauded customers of her custom catering business, stealing over $135,000. The above-mentioned charges of nearly $15,000 charge brings the total to roughly $150,000. The case, which continues to develop, will be presented to a Baldwin County Grand Jury, hinting at possible additional charges.
Pan was initially charged of fraud in January.
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