A Rochester, MN, woman allegedly caught up in a Nigerian scam now faces charges for stealing from her employer.

Jalaine Holtan said she “borrowed” money from her employer to send advance payments to the scam artists to get a promised $10 million in return, according to the Post-Bulletin. Now she’s charged with felony theft.

Her employer, Casey’s General Store, said it’s missing more than $8,600 from bank deposits.

Police were called July 10 by the area manager for Casey’s after learning from its bank that several deposit bags hadn’t been deposited from one store.

Holtan said she got an e-mail from an attorney who said she was to receive $10 million from investments she’d made in diamonds and oil in Nigeria. She told police she’s given people more than $12,500.