IFN Staff
Three family members face felony charges related to the theft of nearly $280,000 from a business in northern Iredell County.
Sheriff Darren Campbell announced the arrests of Olin residents Sharon Klinger Rollings, 51, Shane Adam Rollings, 51, and Marysa Jade Rollings Allegrati, 22, in a news release Wednesday.
The Sheriff’s Office opened a criminal investigation on August 20 after receiving a report from a business owner about suspected embezzlement by an employee, identified as Sharon Klinger Rollings, Campbell said. The case was assigned to Special Victims Unit Detective C. Nielsen, who began reviewing the company’s financial and digital records.
During the investigation, detectives discovered a complicated scheme involving manipulation of the office’s accounting software and the use of multiple bank accounts, according to the news release. Investigators said the methods were used to reroute company money and hide the transactions from the business owner, Campbell added.
Evidence showed that Rollings used her trusted position within the business to take more than $179,000 in company funds between June 2019 and August 2025, according to the news release. She is also accused of making over $18,000 in unauthorized personal purchases on company credit cards.
Detectives learned she also helped two family members, identified as Shane Adam Rollings and Marysa Jade Rollings Allegrati, unlawfully obtain more than $40,000 each, the sheriff said.
Sharon Klinger Rollings was arrested on November 18 and taken to the Iredell County Detention Center. She is charged with felony embezzlement of more than $100,000, felony embezzlement involving a credit card and felony accessing a computer to defraud She was issued a $75,000 secured bond by Magistrate Callejas.
On November 19, Shane Adam Rollings and Marysa Jade Rollings Allegrati were arrested and taken to the Iredell County Detention Center. Each was charged with felony conspiracy to obtain property by false pretenses and felony obtaining property by false pretense. Each was issued a $40,000 secured bond by Magistrate Hollar.