Nanny Stole $2K In Electronics From Glen Rock Home: Police

Editor's note: Due to information provided by the Glen Rock Police Department, an earlier version of this story stated that Zughbi was arrested and charged with the theft of $18,500 worth of jewelry from her employer's home. She was not criminally charged in that investigation. Patch regrets the error.

GLEN ROCK, NJ — A nanny was accused of stealing $2,000 in electronics from a Glen Rock home she worked at and is a suspect in the theft of $18,500 worth of jewelry from the home, police announced Monday.

Sarah Zughbi, 28, of Garfield was charged with theft and receiving stolen property, said Chief Dean Ackermann.

Zughbi had been hired by a Rutland Road family to care for two children as a nanny. As part of her job, she had complete access to the inside of the house, Ackermann said.

Zughbi was accused of stealing $2,000 worth of electronics from the home, Ackermann said. She was arrested on Saturday.

Zughbi is also a suspect in the theft of $18,500 worth of jewelry from the home, the chief said. She has not been criminally charged in that investigation. (See related: $18K Worth Of Jewelry Taken From Glen Rock Home: Police)

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