A South Jersey woman is facing numerous charges, accused of thieving more than $2 million from her employer to fund her own lifestyle.

57-year-old Angela DiPietro-Sabatine of Pennsauken was the bookkeeper for Delaware River Waterfront, a Philadelphia-based non-profit corporation. According to patch.com, managing the DRWC accounts payable and receivable and the general ledger were also among DiPietro-Sabatine responsibilities.

But she reportedly helped herself to the funds she was overseeing, to the tune of $2.6M, by manufacturing phony expenses and forging checks.

Over the better part of the last decade, DiPietro-Sabatine is said to have used the stolen money to take luxury vacations and gamble away funds meant for the betterment of the Delaware River waterfront area in Philadelphia.

DiPietro-Sabatine now finds herself in a world of trouble. She's facing a mandatory 6-year minimum sentence and more than $6M in fines and restitution if found guilty on charges including wire fraud, bank fraud, and identity theft. Her actions were so egregious the Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams got involved.

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